TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 A DEVELOPING Saugus may put WATERFRONT IN LYNN brakes Five projects are on repair in the works on the Lynnway shop

By Gayla Cawley 50-year-old ITEM STAFF Hamilton Street LYNN — The city is updating its Waterfront Master Plan, and business at risk several developments are al- ready planned for the Lynnway. By Bridget Turcotte The projects will feature water- ITEM STAFF 254 Lynnway front apartments and condomini- ums, public access, mixed-use SAUGUS — Saugus Auto buildings, retail and possibly a 98 Lynnway Repair Inc. has been part of hotel. the landscape on Hamilton “All of the planning is now Street for more than ve bearing fruit as the develop- decades. But now the town ment community has discovered wants the owner of the busi- Lynn’s waterfront,” said James ness to le for a special per- Cowdell, Economic Development mit to continue operations. 626 Lynnway The shop was grandfa- & Industrial Corporation of Lynn thered in as a gas station executive director. as the business’ principal Groundbreaking for two of use and two garage bays as those planned waterfront de- 843 Lynnway an “assessors use to the gas velopments on the Lynnway station,” according to a letter are expected in the next several from Building Commission- months, while other sites could 810 Lynnway er Fred Varone. But the gas be years away from being trans- pumps have since been re- formed into new, higher uses. moved. 98 Lynnway, Harbor98 “The repair garage has had Developer Patrick McGrath 98 Lynnway a possible future mixed-use development with wa- a business certi cate for re- plans to transform the former terfront apartments, retail, restaurants and maybe pairs in the past, but because Porthole Restaurant into 48 to 60 The former Porthole Restaurant to become Har- a hotel. Timeline uncertain. the use has changed and the luxury condominiums. bor98: A $30 to $35 million project featuring 48 to gasoline pumps no longer ex- McGrath plans to demolish the 60 luxury condominiums. Developer Patrick McGrath 810 Lynnway ist, I feel as the zoning of cer former restaurant building and said a groundbreaking is expected in the fall of 2019 that the principal use auto- break ground on construction of with construction completed in the fall of 2021. Lynnway Mart Indoor Mall & Flea Market could be- motive repair requires a S-2 the new steel and concrete build- come 550 apartments. Timeline is uncertain, but 254 Lynnway developer Patrick McGrath said the $192 million (special) permit.” ing, dubbed Harbor98, this fall. Zalam Daaboul has owned Construction is expected to be project is “years away.” Former Beacon Chevrolet site dubbed North Har- the shop for nine months. completed in the fall of 2021 on bor to become 332 market-rate apartments with 843 Lynnway The property is owned by 74 the $30 to $35 million project, Hamilton Street LLC, an en- which was designed so each con- Boston skyline and water views. Developer Minco Corporation said a groundbreaking on the $90 mil- Developer Charles Patsios is seeking to transform tity managed by Satchi Sel- do would have views of Boston, the former General Electric Co. Gear Works property liah, who operated the busi- the harbor and the ocean. lion project is expected this summer, 2019, with construction completed in the summer of 2021. into a new $500 million transit-oriented neighbor- ness in the past. He’s seeking zoning relief from hood that will feature eight buildings, 1,260 apart- In May, Daaboul petitioned the City Council. McGrath will 626 Lynnway ments and a walkway to the River Works MBTA com- the Board of Selectmen for request a change to allow him to muter rail station. Timeline is uncertain, but Patsios an auto dealer’s license to build an eight-story building on The former Garelick Farms could become a site for said he’s “ready to go” on the development once the add selling cars to his list of the site. The property is currently light industry with developer A.W. Perry aiming for MBTA approves nal design of the train station. services. But neighbors and WATERFRONT, A3 selectmen were not all on board. They believe the prop- erty is an eyesore and argue that the town already has enough car dealerships. The Saugus Police Depart- Peabody will hit a high ment wrote a letter in op- INSIDE position to the application Steve because of a long history of note on the common LOOK! problems at the establish- Krause EMG’s Trujillo ment, including a number of unlicensed vehicles routinely By Thomas Grillo Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There for You” selected for fellowship being parked on and off of ITEM STAFF and “Mambo No. 5” by Lou Bega, seminar. A8 the property. and more songs listeners still love  Selectman Jeff Cicolini PEABODY — Get ready to rock. and hear on oldies radio stations. Lakeview Avenue Start The annual free summer concert suggested the panel approve Mayor Edward Bettencourt Jr., Fourth of July series starts this weekend and prom- the license in May as a way Peabody Main Streets and the Pea- events. A8 ises two hours of entertainment ev- to have some jurisdiction them ery Sunday through August on the body Cultural Council provided the Sports over the property. Leather City Common. schedule on Monday. West Lynn rallies “If this sale doesn’t go If you’re a fan of Madonna, Foo The rest of the summer concert se- to beat Salem in through, we’re kind of stuck up Fighters, Lenny Kravitz, the Red ries is as follows: District 16. B1 with what we know doesn’t Hot Chili Peppers, Smashing Pump-  July 21, Decades of Rock, which  work,” said Cicolini. offer classic rock ‘n’ roll and blues. Once upon a time, kins, Green Day, U2, Metallica and Fraher pitches Lynn If the board approves the  July 28, Tangerine, classic rock. rock ‘n’ roll was a young bands of the 1990s, don’t miss the 15’s past Arlington. B1 auto dealer’s license, it will  Aug. 4, at Peabody Veterans Me- person’s avocation. We rst show set for Sunday at 6 p.m.  be able to place restrictions listened to it as a way to First up is The All That 90’s Band, morial High School, Eleventh Hour, Rivera: What do on the number of cars on the thumb our noses at “the which features music from what crit- rock ‘n’ roll. Fireworks at 9 p.m. NBA superstars property, the number of em- establishment.” There ics called a great decade for tunes  Aug. 11, Lisa Love Experience, even want? B1 ployees, and other factors, he and brings back one-hit-wonders were songs, and lots of PEABODY, A3 SAUGUS, A3 them, with hidden mes- like Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn,” The sages contained within the lyrics, known only to those of us fortunate enough to be “in on the Lynn eld extends a joke.” Most, though certain- ly not all, of them were lifeline for mental health sexual in nature, and we By Thor Jourgensen service at its Monday meeting. laughed at how smart ITEM STAFF Members will publicize INTER- we were compared to FACE’s phone number in ad- how dumb all the adults LYNNFIELD — Town health vance of its launch on Aug. 15. were who didn’t get the coalition members said a men- Calls to INTERFACE will be references. The only thing tal health access service set to answered by a William James funnier was listening to debut this summer will reduce adults who thought they anxiety and frustration for fam- mental health worker who will could interpret all the ar- ilies desperate for help. ask questions and match the cane references but who The William James College description of the resident’s really didn’t have a clue. INTERFACE referral service mental health concern with a For example, “Louie in Newton connects those with speci c provider capable of ad- Louie” was supposed to be speci c mental health problems dressing the problem. a dirty song. I remember with what its website describes “It’s an example of how Lyn- listening to people who as an “extensive database” of n eld can be a supportive com- swore they could pick out mental health professionals. munity. We can never have ITEM PHOTO | THOR JOURGENSEN raunchy words among A Healthy Lynn eld, the enough resources,” said Peg the undecipherable lyrics Town substance abuse prevention coordinator Peg Sallade town’s substance abuse pre- Sallade, town substance abuse is excited to help bring the mental health referral service vention and health awareness KRAUSE, A3 INTERFACE to Lynn eld in August. coalition, discussed the referral LYNNFIELD, A3

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Barbara A. Rubano, 85 Thaddeus W. Ukleja, 88 1934-2019 PEABODY — Barbara A. LYNN — Thaddeus W. “Ted” (Efenecy) Rubano, 85, of Ukleja, age 88, of Lynn, died Peabody, died peacefully on Friday in the Kaplan Family Friday afternoon at her home Hospice House in Danvers, surrounded by her family. She surrounded by his family af- was the devoted wife of the ter a brief illness. He was the late Robert T. Rubano, with husband of Judith A. (Lamont) whom she shared 49 years of Ukleja, with whom he shared marriage. 61 years of marriage. Born in Lynn, she was the A lifelong Lynn resident, daughter of the late Alex and he was the son of the late Blanche (Sadowski) Efenecy. Albert and Sophie (Szarek) She was raised and educated Ukleja. He was a graduate of in Lynn and graduated from St. Mary’s Boys High School, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lynn Classical High School. Class of 1948, attended the During high school, Barbara Massachusetts Institute of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Eliz- loved swimming, in which she Technology and completed abeth Warren, D-Mass., speaks during a cam- excelled. She has lived in Pea- the GE Apprentice Course. paign stop at town hall in Peterborough, N.H., body for the past 60 years. Ted proudly served in the Monday. Barbara was a devoted wife, children, Roby Carney Rubano United States Army during the He was the brother of the late mother, sister, aunt, cousin, and Mason McCarthy; and Korean Con ict. He worked as Jane Cwalina. grandmother, great-grand- by many special nieces and a planner for General Electric Service information: At the mother and friend. She enjoyed nephews; and her dear and in Lynn for 44 years until his request of the family, private Warren raises entertaining and hosting many best friend, Conrad Correnti of retirement in 1995. He was a services will be held at a social gatherings at her home Salem, with whom she shared dedicated Boston sports fan. later date. Arrangements by over the years. She was a kind many wonderful years togeth- In addition to his loving the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, and generous grandmother er. She was predeceased by wife, he is survived by three Lynn. In lieu of  owers, do- $19.1M, tops who enjoyed spending time her sister, Roberta Efenecy. children, Mark Ukleja and his nations may be made to the with her grandchildren Thomas, Service information: Vis- wife Kristin, Karen Ukleja, and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Nicole and Ashlee, and shar- iting hours will be held on Eric Ukleja and his 4550 Montgomery rival Sanders ing in all of their endeavors. In Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. at  ancée Shari Pataky; Ave., Suite 1100 the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- addition to her beautiful grand- and three grandchil- N, Bethesda, MD pled the $6 million she DEUR Funeral Home, 82 By Elana Schor children, she was blessed with dren, Emma, Samuel 20814. Guestbook ASSOCIATED PRESS raised in the rst three two great-grandsons, Roby and Lynn St., Peabody, and her and Jack Ukleja, all at www.solimine.com. months of 2019 , when she Mason. funeral service will be on of Virginia; his sis- WASHINGTON — Eliz- silenced some skeptics of Barbara was an avid golfer, Thursday at 11 a.m. at the ter, Mary Ballard; his broth- abeth Warren raised her long-term fundraising and enjoyed traveling to Flori- funeral home to which rela- er, Stanley Ukleja; as well as $19.1 million in the sec- viability following her de- da and Aruba where she loved tives and friends are kindly several nieces and nephews. ond quarter, her campaign cision to rely on grassroots spending time with family and invited to attend. Burial will said Monday, cementing rather than high-dollar friends. She will be dearly be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, her status in the top tier donations. The campaign’s of Democratic presiden- missed by all. Salem. Barbara volunteered $19.1 million came from tial contenders and sur- She is survived by her for many years for the North more than 384,000 con- Alexander H. Ragucci, 81 passing Bernie Sanders, daughter and son-in-law, Cyn- Shore Cancer Walk so if de- tributors giving more her main liberal rival. thia and Robert Yates; her son sired, expressions of sympa- than 683,000 donations. and daughter-in-law, Robert thy can be made in her name The strong showing PEABODY — Alexander H. That’s less than the and Michelle Rubano, all of to the North Shore Cancer leaves the Massachu- Ragucci, age 81, of Peabody, nearly 1 million indi- Peabody; her brother, Michael Walk c/o Development Of- setts senator behind only died Sunday in a local nursing vidual donations Sand- Efenecy of Guilford, Conn.; her ce, 81 Highland Ave., Sa- Pete Buttigieg, the South home after a battle with Alz- ers’ campaign reported, three grandchildren, Thomas lem, MA 01970. For direc- Bend, Ind., mayor who re- heimer’s disease. He was the but comparable with the and Nicole Rubano and Ash- tions and online obituary, ported nearly $25 million, son of the late Charles A. Ra- 725,000 online donations lee Yates; her two great-grand- visit www.ccbfuneral.com. and former Vice President gucci Sr. and Phyllis (Filadoro) Joe Biden, who has tallied that President Donald Ragucci. $21.5 million since his Trump’s reelection cam- Born and raised in Everett, candidacy began in late paign reported during the he had lived in Lynn for many April. second quarter. More than years, and attended Lynn Perhaps most notably, 80 percent of Warren’s sec- Elinor M. Carroll schools. Warren raised more mon- ond-quarter donors were 1925-2019 Alexander was head custo- ey than Sanders, who rst-time contributors. dian at Lynn eld High School is also vying for liberal Warren’s extensive or- LYNN — Mrs. Elinor M. for 30 years until his retire- voters and is the only ganizing apparatus, par- (Scanlon) Carroll, a lifelong ment. He was an animal lover other candidate who has ticularly in early voting Lynn resident, died on July 7, and was a supporter of the joined her in swearing off primary states, remains surrounded by family. She was ASPCA, the Doris Day Founda- high-dollar fundraisers. both a formidable asset the wife of the late Joseph A. tion, and various other animal The strong showing sig- — and a signi cant cost Carroll. and wildlife charities. He also SOLIMINE Funeral Home, nals the grip Warren is — as the campaign pre- Born in Lynn, she was the enjoyed playing cards, walk- 426 Broadway (Route 129), gaining over the party’s pares to report $19.7 mil- daughter of the late James ing and working around the Lynn. Burial will be in Holy progressive base. Sanders lion in cash on hand. Her and Elizabeth M. (Hyde) Scan- house. Cross Cemetery, Malden. easily won over these vot- operation counts more lon, and graduated from Lynn He is survived by his broth- Relatives and friends are ers during the 2016 presi- than 300 paid staff mem- Classical High School. During ers and sisters, Margaret respectfully invited. Visita- dential primary as the sole bers, 60 percent of whom WWII she worked at the West Greene, Charles A. Raguc- tion will be on Wednesday liberal alternative to Hil- are in the four early vot- Lynn GE. ci Jr., Lucille Pendleton, Ida from 9-11 a.m., prior to the lary Clinton. But he faces ing states of Iowa, New Elinor was a lifelong com- Flynn, Donna Woodbury, Nich- funeral. Those who prefer more competition during Hampshire, South Caroli- municant of St. Mary’s Church. olas Ragucci Sr., and Robert may make donations to the his second run, and War- na and Nevada, according She and Joseph enjoyed ball- Ragucci; as well as many Alzheimer’s Association, ren’s steady stream of am- to the campaign. room dancing and were both nieces and nephews. He was 309 Waverley Oaks Road, bitious policy plans may While a staf ng foot- active in the Pine Hill Little the brother of the late Gloria Waltham, MA 02452. Direc- come at his expense. print of that size is likely League. Elinor’s greatest joy Persia, Anthony Ragucci Sr., “To sum it up: We raised to spark questions about 12 at 9:30 a.m. from the tions and guestbook at www. was to spend time with her Henry Ragucci and Camille more money than any Warren’s high spending CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral solimine.com. children, grandchildren and Canney. other 100 percent grass- rate among some of her Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, great-grandchildren. Service information: His roots-funded campaign,” presidential rivals, her followed by a funeral Mass Elinor is survived by her chil- funeral will be held on said Roger Lau, Warren’s team has already under- in St. Mary’s Church, Lynn, dren, Michael T. Carroll and his Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the campaign manager, said lined its con dence that wife Linda of Clifton Park, N.Y., at 10:30 a.m. Burial in Pine in a glancing reference to the campaign will have John “Jack” J. Carroll and his Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- Sanders. “That’s big.” enough resources for the wife Susan of Lynn and Col- iting hours on July 11 from Warren more than tri- long term. leen M. Bertolino and her hus- 4-8 p.m. In lieu of  owers, Alonzo Hawkins band Leo of Peabody; and she a donation to the Residents MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS also leaves a brother, retired Council Fund at Hathorne 1953-2019 Lynn Fire ghter John “Jack” Hill Center, 15 Kirkbride AAA: Local gas prices stay “the management, notice Scanlon of Lynn; nine grand- Drive, Danvers, MA 01923 Alonzo Hawkins (1953- and Tricia Tobin. He is also below national average and record-keeping is- children; 10 great-grandchil- in Elinor’s honor. To share a 2019) has resided in Lynn for survived by many grandchil- sues” at the registry. dren; and several nieces and memory or to leave an on- the majority of his life. He is dren and great-grandchildren, BOSTON (AP) — Gas The hearing is prompt- nephews. She was the sister line condolence please visit survived by his mother, Pearl- nieces and nephews. prices in Massachusetts ed by a June 21 New of the late Claire McCulley and www.cuffemcginn.com. ie Hawkins; his brothers, Fred Service information: Fu- and Rhode Island remain Hampshire motorcycle Mary DeRoo and cousin of the Walker and Terrell Hawkins; his neral arrangements are at below the current na- crash that killed seven. late William Collins. sisters, Linda Hawkins, Marilyn Bethel AME Church, 72 Sils- tional average following Connecticut of cials Service information: Her Hawkins and Diane Cunning- bee St., Lynn, MA 01901. LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® the Independence Day twice alerted Massachu- funeral will be held on July ham. His children, Al Tobin, Viewing is at 10 a.m., funer- setts about a drunken Jessica Hawkins, Ella Hawkins al immediately after. holiday. AAA Northeast said driving arrest against Monday its weekly survey the driver in the crash, of prices found self-serve 23-year-old Volodymyr regular averaging $2.69 Zhukovskyy, of West U.S. high court urged to take up cents per gallon in both Spring eld, but Mas- states. In Massachusetts, sachusetts failed to act the average price went to suspend his license. appeal in texting suicide case up 2 cents from a week Zhukovskyy pleaded not ago, while it was down a guilty. penny in the last week in More than 800 Mas- person’s suicide. phone call to get back in chusetts justices acknowl- By Alanna Rhode Island. sachusetts drivers Durkin Richer “Michelle Carter did not his truck as it was lling edged that not everyone The current national av- since had their licenses ASSOCIATED PRESS cause Conrad Roy’s tragic with carbon monoxide and who verbally encourages erage is $2.75 per gallon. suspended as of cials death and should not be didn’t call Roy’s family or someone to take their own Mary Maguire of AAA BOSTON — A woman held criminally responsi- the police. life should be prosecuted continue to discover Northeast says summer who encouraged her sui- ble for his suicide,” Daniel The phone call wasn’t but provided “no guidance noti cations of serious motorists are also bene- cidal boyfriend in a bar- Marx, one of her lawyers, recorded, but the judge to distinguish sympathet- out-of-state driving vio- ting from gas prices that rage of text messages to said in emailed statement. focused on a text message ic cases of assisted suicide lations that had not been are well below where they take his own life should “This petition focuses Carter sent a friend two from culpable cases of un- acted on. have her involuntary on just two of the many months later in which she lawful killing.” stood a year ago at this manslaughter conviction  aws in the case against said Roy had gotten out of The Massachusetts high time. thrown out because it vi- her that raise important the truck because he was court “imagined a range of 781-593-7700 olated her right to free federal constitutional is- scared and she told him to conduct from coerced sui- Lawmakers to study Publishing Daily, except Sundays speech, her lawyers told sues for the U.S. Supreme get back in. cide to digni ed death, but Registry of Motor Vehicles USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the nation’s highest court Court to decide,” he said. Carter’s lawyers say it offered no clear, mean- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA on Monday. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- and additional of ces. Carter was jailed in that’s not enough evidence ingful, and constitutional Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item In urging the U.S. Su- February after Massa- to prove Carter did that. way to determine where a sachusetts lawmakers are Subscriptions preme Court to hear her chusetts’ highest court They also argue there is particular case may fall on preparing to scrutinize Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States appeal, Michelle Carter’s unanimously upheld her no evidence he would have that spectrum. The decid- the troubles at the Regis- $20.00 for 4 weeks lawyers called her convic- conviction in the death of lived if she had called for ing factor is the prosecu- try of Motor Vehicles. $65.00 for 13 weeks tion in Conrad Roy III’s The Legislature’s Com- $130.00 for 26 weeks the then-18-year-old Roy. help or that Roy would tor’s gut,” they wrote. $260.00 for 1 year death “unprecedented” Carter, now 22, is serving have listened to her if she Therefore, nothing mittee on Transportation Send payment to and POSTMASTER, and said her case raises a 15-month sentence. had told him to get out of “would prevent such ag- announced Monday that send address changes to: crucial questions about The court agreed with the truck. gressive prosecutions in it is planning to hold an The Daily Item whether “words alone” are a judge who found that Carter’s lawyers said all assisted or encouraged oversight hearing in July 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 enough to hold someone Carter caused Roy’s death in their Supreme Court suicide cases,” the lawyers to conduct a public exam- Lynn, MA 01903 responsible for another when she told him in a petition that the Massa- wrote. ination of what it called TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Archaeologists begin 1st excavations of Boston’s Chinatown Krause: Start them up BOSTON (AP) — Boston “We’re excited to conduct is literally digging its Chi- the first archaeological dig KRAUSE using the term “Cocaine natown. in Boston’s historic China- From A1 Eyes” in “Can’t You Hear City archaeologist Joe town,” said Mayor Marty Me Knocking,” or naming Bagley on Monday launched Walsh. “Boston is a city when, in reality, it was a a song “Sister Morphine,” the first excavations in Bos- of immigrants, and this is song sung in a Jamaican is it? You probably had ton’s Chinatown, and he an important piece of Bos- dialect about a sailor every justification to returning to shore to be expects the dig to turn up ton’s history.” think “Mother’s Little with his woman. Nothing artifacts that will shed new Over the years, Boston Helper” was a pep pill. dirty about it at all. light on immigrants — not has unearthed hundreds But a banana? And not We’re talking hardcore even electrical, either. only those from China but of archaeological sites. ’60s here, when all you also Syria, Ireland and En- “Digging into Boston’s The genre has kept ag- had to do was look at ing even since the end of gland who sought new lives past is an exciting expe- Mick Jagger to know he the ’80s. And while Keith in Boston from 1840 to 1980. rience,” said Bagley, who was sneering at any- may be like a mutant fun- Work began at a vacant has led recent excavations PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one over the age of 30, gus that just won’t leave lot near the ornate gate to of an outhouse next to because, if you remember, Sarah Keklak, archaeology lab manager for the the planet, we’ve lost some the colorful neighborhood. Paul Revere’s home and you weren’t supposed to other icons — guys like city of Boston, sorts samples as the first historical It’s expected to continue the boyhood home of civil trust those people. David Bowie, Glenn Frey, excavation takes place Monday in Chinatown. until early autumn. rights activist Malcolm X. The Rolling Stones came George Harrison and God to Lynn in 1966, and they knows how many more. were so subversive my How old are we getting? Saugus may put brakes on repair shop mother wouldn’t let me go, One of the last times I saw even though I was 12 and the Moody Blues, a door thought I was old enough opened at the venue at SAUGUS May 28 and a meeting rese Jr., who represents ery year automatically,” said to survive anything (I was Mohegan Sun in Connecti- From A1 between Varone, Town Daabul, said his client has Farese. “This year, because similarly refused permis- cut and in drove a horde of Manager Scott Crabtree, no intention of filing a spe- he’s looking for a used car sion three years later for fans in those Hoveround said. It could also be con- and Town Counsel John cial permit. license for three to five cars, Woodstock). Good thing I scooters. That was seven tingent upon Daaboul pur- Vasapolli, said that a spe- “Our interpretation is they’re trying to make him didn’t, as it turned out, be- chasing the property from cial permit is needed to sell that we are not required to jump through hoops.” cause there was a mini-ri- years ago, and I’m proba- Selliah. cars at the location, accord- file a special permit to get Daabul will go before the ot at Manning Bowl. bly as old now as some of “I see it as an opportunity ing to a letter to Daaboul that used car license,” said Board of Selectmen in Au- They got arrested in them were then. for us to finally have some from Wendy Reed, clerk for Farese. “That property has gust for his application for Rhode Island in 1972 and This is why I have to ability to put restrictions the Board of Selectmen. been grandfathered in for an auto dealer’s license. If probably kicked Stevie give all kinds of props to on this property and make A second letter from 40 or 50 years and they’ve it is denied, he will appeal Wonder’s career up a notch Mick, Keith, Ron Wood it conform to what the res- Varone indicated that never had to file for an S-2.” the decision, said Farese. or two (he was the backup and Charlie Watts. Jagger idents are hoping it’s going Daabul would additionally The gas pumps were re- act) because he had to keep will be 76 at the end to look like,” said Cicolini. have to apply for a special moved long before Daabul Bridget Turcotte can be playing until the Stones of the month. He’s had “If we don’t do this, we don’t permit to continue operat- purchased the business, reached at bturcotte@item- could get sprung from jail serious heart surgery. Yet have the teeth to do that.” ing as an auto repair shop. he said. live.com. Follow her on and rushed to their show there he was Sunday, out But after a site visit on Attorney Alfred Paul Fa- “He gets his renewal ev- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. in Boston. front, fit and trim, preen- On and on it went. In ing around at Gillette 1989, they were all in their Stadium like the guy who Five projects are in the works on the Lynnway 40s, and playing at Foxbor- strutted around singing ough Stadium, and an Item “I Can’t Get No Satisfac- WATERFRONT ing, the commonwealth’s facility and fitness center. himself. contingent consisting of Ted tion” in 1965. Even Keith, who must have struck From A1 primary tool to protect and But it was the other pro- 843 Lynnway, former Grant (now the publisher), promote public use of its posed uses several city offi- General Electric Co. Bill Brotherton, former some Mephistophelean zoned for five stories. He waterways, and complet- cials found undesirable, in Gear Works editor Mike Williams and pact with the mysterious expects to appear before ing a land swap involving terms of not aligning with Developer Charles Pat- myself went down there. Mr. Dark from “Some- the panel in August. a state easement. the city’s vision for the wa- sios is seeking to transform Keith Richards looked like thing Wicked This Way Units would range from 626 Lynnway, former terfront, which included a the former General Electric he was about to die even Comes,” was apparently 800 to 2,600 square feet. Garelick Farms contractor’s storage yard, Co. Gear Works property then. That show, 30 years infused with the vigor of The mix of one-, two- and A Boston real estate firm warehouse used for stor- into a new transit-oriented ago, was a representative (comparative) youth. three-bedroom condos, and has a vision for the former age, ambulance service, mo- neighborhood, a $500 mil- compendium of just about You can be sure the penthouse suites, which Garelick Farms site, but tor vehicle storage yard, a lion project that he said has everything they’d done in Rolling Stones aren’t will include 10 to 15 water- future redevelopment is de- parking lot for automobiles been permitted. their careers. It went on for trying to put one over on a day and a half. front units, would sell for pendent on the city approv- and commercial vehicles, The redevelopment will “the establishment” these But the funniest thing $520,000 to $1.95 million. ing its requested zoning and truck repair facility. feature eight buildings days. They’re not snicker- about it was reading, McGrath is pre-market- changes for the property. Other challenges include on a 65-acre site off the ing over some private joke ing the condos to gauge A.W. Perry wants to the site being located next much later, that someone they’re sure the “squares” Lynnway with a walkway had told Mick that he whether there’s a market transform the 17-acre site to the city’s wastewater to the River Works MBTA aren’t going to under- just had to eat a banana stand. They may be now for high-end condos in into a mixed-use devel- treatment plant and trans- commuter rail station. It midway through the what they once laughed Lynn, which would deter- opment with waterfront fer station. Maloney said will include 1,262 apart- performance to keep his at. But at the same time, mine whether he moves apartments, retail and they plan to work with the ments, boutique retail, forward with the project. stamina up, and that he they kind of have shown possibly a hotel. But that city to clean up those uses. restaurants, a gym and 254 Lynnway, stuck to that routine re- the boomers they repre- vision is three to seven “We just think in the new roads within walk- North Harbor years away, said the com- long run, it’s going to be ligiously throughout the sent how to age with vital- ing distance to bike trails, Developer Minco Cor- pany’s executive vice pres- a great place to be,” said whole tour. Seriously. The ity and “Not Fade Away.” beaches and the T. poration is planning to ident, Robert Maloney. Maloney. “We’re excited concert would come to a Hail, Hail Rock ‘n Roll. Patsios has reached an transform the long-vacant Maloney said their in- about it. We share the screeching halt so Mick agreement with the Mas- former Beacon Chevrolet tention is to begin leasing city’s vision about how could eat his banana. Steve Krause rocks out at sachusetts Department site, dubbed North Harbor, out the property this fall they’d like the Lynnway to This isn’t the same as [email protected]. into 332 market-rate apart- to a variety of tenants, be redeveloped.” of Transportation (Mass- ments in multiple buildings. which would include those 810 Lynnway, Lynnway DOT) to expand the use A groundbreaking is ex- seeking to use it for light Mart Indoor Mall & of the nearby T stop at the Peabody will hit a high pected later this summer industry. Flea Market GE plant on Western Ave- on the $90 million redevel- But both their desired McGrath, owner of the nue. Today, the train only note on the common opment, which will trans- short-term uses and long- Lynnway Mart Indoor Mall stops at the factory on the form a 14-acre site across term vision, along with & Flea Market, has a long- Newburyport/Rockport PEABODY Lowell Street in the down- line for all employees. But from North Shore Commu- the firm closing on the term plan for the property. From A1 town. The only exception is nity College on the Carroll property, is dependent The developer plans to the agreement will expand the Aug. 4 show, which will Parkway that has been va- upon approval of their re- demolish the indoor mall the station to include all an award-winning wed- be held at the high school cant for three decades. quested zoning relief. The and replace it with 550 commuters, including new ding and party band which before the fireworks. Multiple residential build- company has a purchase market-rate apartments, residents in the planned offer classic rock, country, The city has expanded ings will offer Boston sky- and sale agreement on the but insists those plans are neighborhood. Motown and Top 40. the weekly concerts to in- line and water views, and property and is aiming to “years away.” The timeline on the l Aug. 18, Bare Bones, clude food and craft ven- project is uncertain, but the site will feature a pub- close on the deal this fall. City officials said the classic rock, country and dors, and will welcome a Patsios said he’s “ready to licly accessible harbor walk A.W. Perry hopes its final $350 million project is in music from the 1980s and craft beer brewer each go” on construction once connection along the city’s draft of requested zoning the permitting stage and 90s. week. In case of rain, con- the Massachusetts Bay coastline, which the North changes will be presented it has already received ap- l Aug. 25, Renee & the certs will be rescheduled. Andover-based develop- to the City Council next proval from the Conserva- Transportation Authori- For more information Renegades, original songs ment team plans to connect week, with a potential vote tion Commission. ty (MBTA) approves final please contact the mayor’s and country music. from the Lynn Heritage in August. But that process The four, seven-story design of the train station, office at (978) 538-5704. All concerts are held on State Park to the Clocktow- could be pushed back a apartment buildings on a process that has delayed the common across from er Business Center on the month if a draft isn’t final- the 8.4-acre site will fea- the project for about a Thomas Grillo can be Lynnway. ized ahead of the meeting, ture a mix of one- and year and a half. the Ancient Order of Hi- reached at tgrillo@item- The site includes a new according to Maloney. two-bedroom, and studio “We have a transit-orient- bernians in America on live.com. $1.4 million seawall, the The development team apartments. The devel- ed development,” said Pat- first stage of a development is working with the city opment will also include sios. “We can’t open without expected to be completed in on changes to allow for an 10,000 feet of commercial a train station being there the summer of 2021. abundance of new uses at space and will require pub- first. The ball is squarely in Minco has been eyeing the site, which is currently lic access near the water. the MBTA’s court. It is not redeveloping the site since zoned for dairy manufac- McGrath said last year us. It is the MBTA.” 2013, but the project has turing only. A first draft that he doesn’t plan to put been repeatedly delayed by showed the firm was seek- the property up for sale Gayla Cawley can be two major factors, which ing to allow for light manu- until it’s fully permitted, reached at gcawley@item- has included navigating facturing, hotels, an apart- or there’s still the possi- live.com. Follow her on through Chapter 91 licens- ment house, assisted living bility he might develop it Twitter @GaylaCawley. Lynnfield extends a lifeline for mental health LYNNFIELD Torres-Vega, a licensed from five calls by resi- Lynnfield is inviting town From A1 clinical social worker, said dents to the service in the groups and organizations instant access to mental first year the service was to participate in the walk EBENEZER prevention coordinator. health professionals helps offered to 56 in the second followed by speakers. TAX & SERVICES The ability to match calls families with adolescents. year and 200 in the third. “The more groups we get for help to professionals “The primary presenting A Healthy Lynnfieldtogether, the more impact can streamline the some- problem among adolescents members also discussed we will make,” Dalton said. times-challenging process is anxiety,” Sallade said. preparations for the addic- Your Local Full of finding the right provid- Torres-Vega is starting tion awareness and sub- Thor Jourgensen can be er to deal with a problem, to offer counseling from stance abuse prevention reached at tjourgensen@ Service Accounting said Sallade. Centre Congregational walk, A Night of Hope, itemlive.com. “This helps access the Church on Summer Street. scheduled for Sept. 22. and Tax Firm provider that much fast- She said families are of- Plans call for adorning er,” she said. “But it’s only ten overwhelmed in their homes with purple rib- LAW OFFICES OF effective to the degree the initial search for a mental bons and placing purple JAMES J. CARRIGAN Tax Prep, Business Tax Prep, larger community knows health professional. lights in windows along • Social Security Disability about it.” “This would be super help- the walk route between • Workers Compensation Payroll Services, Notary Services, William James offers its ful for families,” she said. Lynnfield Middle School • Accidents 25 years located across Accounting & Bookkeeping Services. referral service on a com- “The first step is so crucial.” and the Town Common. from Lynn District Court munity-by-community ba- Sallade said Wakefield, The walk is close to 15 Johnson St. sis. The town is providing Reading and Melrose use Carmella Dalton’s heart. half of the $12,000 annual INTERFACE. Town Ad- Her son, Michael, died in 781-596-0100 98 Boston Street, Lynn MA JAMES J. CARRIGAN price tag for providing the ministrator and former 2018 and the Dalton fam- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 781-842-2369 service with a grant cover- Melrose Mayor Robert ily has established Think LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.ebenezertaxservices.com ing the other half. Dolan said INTERFACE of Michael scholarships www.jamescarriganlaw.com Sallade and Victoria use in Melrose increased and services. A Healthy [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 OPINION

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[email protected] ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. stop this scourge Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Ralph Mitchell of robocalls Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] Patricia Whalen Robocalls come in all manner of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 teeth-gnashing manifestations. One of the [email protected] latest: We answer a call, but suspecting BUSINESS OFFICE a robocall, we say nothing. After a mo- ment’s pause, a voice says, “Hello?” with Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 an intonation meant to entice a reply, a [email protected] hello as in, “Hello? Why aren’t you saying Susan J. Conti anything?” Then you reply “Hello” and the Controller, ext. 1288 recorded robocall embarks on its spam- [email protected] my spiel. You’d slam the phone down if it Ted Grant didn’t mean breaking the device’s screen. Publisher, ext. 1234 Federal and state authorities feel your [email protected] pain. Teaming up with officials in Illinois Marian Kinney and other states, the Federal Trade Com- ext. 1212 mission has announced a new crackdown [email protected] on robocallers, targeting them with a Will Kraft series of lawsuits and settlements that Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 included hefty fines and cease-and-desist [email protected] orders. Defendants in those cases were Mike Shanahan responsible for placing as many as a bil- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] lion robocalls, the FTC said. No, you did not receive the majority of these, it only Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 seems that way. [email protected] In Congress, a bill called the Stopping JOHN SARBANES AND BRIAN FROSH Jim Wilson Bad Robocalls Act has been introduced Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 that would require phone carriers to offer [email protected] to customers technology that would iden- CIRCULATION tify and block spam calls at no extra cost, Ensuring elections ‘free The New York Times reports. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 It’s good that government is taking ac- [email protected] tion, but we’ve heard this dial tone be- fore. Authorities in the past have trum- from foreign intrusion’ CLASSIFIED peted crackdowns on the unscrupulous Abbe Young Smith generators of robocalls. And? Like an ep- Manager, ext. 1276 On July 4, Americans of financial resources and cy- triotism when Democrats [email protected] idemic unloosed, the robocalls continue. all political stripes join to- bersecurity expertise nec- introduced a standalone Which ones are on your hit parade? The GRAPHICS gether to celebrate our na- essary to help protect our election security bill, the credit card scam? The “can’t miss” busi- Trevor Andreozzi election systems. Safeguarding America’s ness investment? The caller pretending tion’s independence from Designer In Maryland, we contin- Federal Elections (SAFE) [email protected] to be an elderly target’s grandchild who overseas monarchs, from ue to take steps to secure needs money to escape some crisis? The foreign influence, from in- Act. Focused exclusively Mohamed Diop terference in our democra- our election system. Ear- on protecting the integrity Designer “spoofers” who use your area code and [email protected] prefix to hoodwink you into answering? cy. lier this year, the General of the ballot box, the SAFE “Hi! You’ve just won a free cruise!” This is the moment to Assembly passed Senate Act would modernize our Mark Sutherland apply the lessons of 2016, Bill 743, legislation em- election systems by pro- Creative Director Robocalls do more than annoy. They [email protected] trick people into giving up sensitive in- when our election infra- powering the state ad- viding new resources to NEWSROOM formation, like Social Security numbers structure — the core of ministrator of elections states to improve election and credit card data. They scam people American democracy — to terminate any vendor infrastructure, increasing Mike Alongi was attacked by a foreign upon a determination that the adoption of paper bal- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 out of hundreds or even thousands of dol- [email protected] lars. The volume of robocalls is eye-pop- adversary in a choreo- a foreign national has the lots and ensuring the ac- ping. An estimated 4.7 billion robocalls graphed and coordinated ability to control, influ- curacy of the vote tallies. Bill Brotherton effort. State and local elec- ence or direct the vendor Features Editor ext. 1338 were made to mobile devices in May, The But Leader McConnell has [email protected] Washington Post reports. The FTC says it tion systems across the in a manner that could yet again barred the door, country were probed and, compromise or influence indicating that he will re- Gayla Cawley gets about 10,000 complaints about rob- Reporter, ext. 1236 ocalls daily. in some cases, breached. the independence and in- fuse to hold a vote on or [email protected] Outsiders exploited dig- tegrity of our elections. debate this commonsense “We’re all fed up with the tens of billions Cheryl Charles of illegal robocalls we get every year,” An- ital platforms to wage a But we need the federal legislation in the Senate. News Editor, ext. 1278 drew Smith, director of the FTC’s Bureau full-scale disinformation government to step up and The American people [email protected] of Consumer Protection, said in a state- campaign. And secret for- do its part. deserve to have confi- Bella diGrazia ment. Battling “this scourge remains a eign money was deployed Democrats in the House dence that our elections Reporter, ext. 1317 top priority for law enforcement agencies to influence the electoral of Representatives are are fair and free from [email protected] around the nation.” outcome. taking this responsibili- foreign intrusion. As we Thomas Grillo That’s heartening, but it’s going to take As elected officials, we ty seriously. As our first mark Independence Day Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] more than intervention from law enforce- swore an oath to protect order of business, we in- and celebrate our coun- ment agencies and governments to whit- and defend the Constitu- troduced and passed H.R. try’s freedom from influ- Spenser Hasak tion of the United States 1, the For the People Act, ence abroad, we must join Photographer, ext. 1332 tle down the scourge of robocalls. All of us [email protected] potential marks must play our part. and guard against foreign which provides billions together in this patriotic How? There are call-blocking apps that interference in our domes- of dollars in assistance undertaking to protect Thor Jourgensen to states to help improve Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 you can download (some are free, some tic affairs. Each and every our country from foreign [email protected] charge a fee). You can also sign up for the one of us at the federal, their election system se- attacks. It is time for con- state and local levels has a curity. H.R. 1 also requires Daniel Kane federal Do Not Call Registry, though the gressional Republicans to Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 FTC reports that robocallers have fig- duty to safeguard our elec- the Department of Home- take seriously the threats [email protected] tion systems. The alarm- land Security and director ured out how to access phone numbers on to our democracy and help Steve Krause that list. You can report robocalls to the ing findings of the Mueller of national intelligence to give states like Maryland Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 FTC at ftc.gov/calls. And, of course, there Report, along with sever- share threat data and best the tools and resources [email protected] are common-sense steps — hang up im- al assessments from our practices for security with they urgently need to pro- Harold Rivera mediately on automated recording calls, nation’s intelligence com- state election officials and tect our elections. Any- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 and allow unfamiliar phone numbers to munity, warn that we are requires the president to thing less is an abdication [email protected] go to voicemail. woefully unprepared for develop a national strate- of their constitutional Roberto Scalese Marc Rachman, an intellectual property similar attacks that will gy to defend our democrat- duty. News Editor, ext. 1211 [email protected] expert, told the Tribune’s Corilyn Shrop- be coming in 2020. ic institutions. shire that federal authorities’ efforts We must spring into ac- Inexplicably, no House John Sarbanes rep- Anne Marie Tobin tion. Republicans chose to join resents Maryland’s Third Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to combat robocallers is “like whack-a- [email protected] mole.” Shut down one robocall enterprise, Securing our election Democrats in voting for Congressional District in systems requires close co- H.R. 1, and Republican the U.S. House of Repre- Bridget Turcotte another pops up. Authorities and telecom Reporter, ext. 1269 companies should keep up the vigilance, ordination among officials Senate Majority Leader sentatives and chairs the [email protected] but so should consumers. Block robocall- at all levels of government. Mitch McConnell has re- House Democracy Reform Task Force. Brian E. Frosh Ryan York ers, and report them. Let’s all help put a States are responsible for fused to even allow a vote Copy Editor, ext. 1220 stop to the scourge. administering elections, on it in his chamber. Re- is the attorney general of [email protected] but the federal govern- cently, Republicans were Maryland and chairs the TECHNOLOGY An editorial by the Chicago Tribune ment is an indispensable afforded yet another op- Maryland Cybersecurity partner in providing the portunity to show their pa- Council. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Barr sees a way for census to legally ask about citizenship By Mike Balsamo nior official said President in the survey and result in who had been litigating ASSOCIATED PRESS Donald Trump is expected a less accurate count. That the case preferred “not to to issue a memorandum in turn would redistribute continue during this new EDGEFIELD, S.C. — At- to the Commerce Depart- money and political power phase,” the attorney gen- torney General William ment instructing it to in- away from Democratic-led eral said. Barr said Monday he sees clude the question on cen- cities where immigrants The new team may find a way to legally require sus forms. tend to cluster to whiter, it easier to argue the ad- 2020 census respondents The Supreme Court rural areas where Republi- ministration’s new posi- to declare whether or not recently blocked the cans do well. tion, said an administra- they are citizens, despite question, at least tempo- Meanwhile, the Justice tion official, speaking only a Supreme Court ruling rarily, saying the admin- Department is shaking on condition of anonymity that forbade asking the istration’s justificationup the legal team that has because the official was question. “seems to have been con- been pursuing Trump’s not authorized to com- In an interview with The trived.” That was a blow efforts, putting in place ment for attribution. Associated Press, Barr to Trump, who has been a new team consisting of Barr said he didn’t have said the Trump admin- pressing for the govern- both career and politically details on why the attor- istration will take action ment to demand informa- appointed attorneys. neys didn’t want to contin- in the coming days that tion about citizenship. James Burnham, a top ue, but “as far as I know, he believes will allow the The U.S. Census Bu- lawyer in the depart- they don’t think we are PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government to add the reau’s experts have said ment’s civil division who legally wrong.” controversial census que- requiring such information has been leading the liti- Burnham will no longer Attorney General William Barr speaks to re- ry. Barr would not detail would discourage immi- gation team, had told Barr be leading the team, an of- porters after a tour of a federal prison Monday the plans, though a se- grants from participating that a number of people ficial said. in Edgefield, S.C. Big earthquakes raise interest in West Coast warning system By John Antczak and Christopher Weber ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — The powerful Mojave Desert earthquakes that rocked California ended a years- long lull in major seismic activity and raised new in- terest in an early warning system being developed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the West Coast. The ShakeAlert system Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., speaks to the is substantially built in South Carolina Democratic Party convention California and overall is in Columbia, S.C. about 55 percent complete, with much of the remain- ing installation of seismic U.S. Rep. Swalwell sensor stations to be done in the Pacific Northwest, ends presidential bid, said Robert de Groot of the U.S. Geological Survey. Areas that have the ap- will seek reelection propriate number of sen- sors include Southern Cal- By Elana Schor in the competition for this ifornia, San Francisco Bay ASSOCIATED PRESS month’s televised Demo- Area and the Seattle-Taco- cratic faceoff. WASHINGTON — Rep. ma region, de Groot said. Asked about whether The system does not pre- Eric Swalwell on Monday other candidates with sim- became the first candi- dict earthquakes. Rather, it ilarly lackluster success detects that an earthquake date in the crowded 2020 so far in the packed Dem- Democratic presidential is occurring, rapidly cal- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ocratic primary should culates expected intensity primary to exit the cam- also consider dropping out, A visitor takes a photo of a crack on the ground Sunday following recent paign, saying he would levels and sends out alerts Swalwell demurred, de- that may give warnings earthquakes outside of Ridgecrest, Calif. run for reelection to his scribing the abandonment California congressional ranging from several sec- of a campaign as “really a onds to perhaps a minute ready to be used broadly “Imagine getting 10 plete surveys. Wert said seat next year. personal decision.” He also before potentially damag- by businesses, utilities, ShakeAlerts on your he’s seen homes that shift- Swalwell, 38, announced declined to indicate which ing shaking hits locations schools and other entities phone for really small ed 6 feet off their founda- his exit in his home dis- of his onetime presidential away from the epicenter. following a software up- earthquakes that may not tions. trict, describing his deci- rivals he might endorse in Depending on the dis- date that reduced prob- affect you,” de Groot said. Electricity was restored sion as “the beginning of an the primary and said he tance, that could be enough lems such as false alerts “If people get saturated to Trona over the week- opportunity in Congress had not planned to seek time to automatically slow typically caused by a big with these messages it’s end, allowing people to with a new perspective” the presidency as “a vanity trains, stop industrial ma- quake somewhere in the going to make people not use much-needed air con- influenced by his 3-month- project” or “to write a book.” chines, start generators, world being misidentified care as much.” ditioners as daytime tem- long presidential bid. As Swalwell prepares pull a surgical knife away as a local quake. In the Mojave Desert on peratures approached 100 The four-term congress- to seek another term in from a patient or tell stu- Currently, the only mass Monday, rattled residents degrees. man’s White House effort Congress, he said that he dents to put the “drop, cover public notification is possi- cleaned up and officials Teams will need several never progressed signifi- would not “take anything and hold” drill into action. ble through a mobile app assessed damage in the more days to finish assess- cantly with voters, a fact for granted.” Indeed, he For alerts to be useful, developed for the city of aftermath of Thursday’s ments in nearby Ridge- Swalwell acknowledged already has a challenger delivery has to be timely, Los Angeles and function- magnitude 6.4 earthquake crest, where the number on Monday in saying that in his liberal-leaning dis- and that’s a problem with al only within Los Angeles and Friday’s magnitude of damaged buildings will “polls have had their way” trict: Democrat Aisha Wa- current cellphone technol- County. 7.1 quake centered near likely be in the dozens, in determining his viabili- hab, a city councilwoman ogy. For cellphone delivery, The ShakeAlertLA app Ridgecrest. Kern County spokeswom- ty. He had signaled before in Hayward. the USGS ultimately in- did not send alerts for last It could be several more an Megan Person said. departing the race that he But Swalwell is viewed tends to use the same sys- week’s two big quakes, but days before water service Person says officials are would consider bowing out as a rising star in the tem that delivers Amber officials said it functioned is restored to the small bringing in counselors if he was in danger of miss- House Democratic majori- Alerts, sending signals to as designed because the town of Trona, where of- to help residents still on ing the cutoff for the next ty, with Speaker Nancy Pe- everyone in reach of cell- expected level of shaking ficials trucked in portable edge as aftershocks rattle nationally televised Dem- losi lauding him during an phone towers in defined in the LA area — more toilets and showers, said the area. ocratic debate, which is appearance in San Fran- areas where damaging than 100 miles from the San Bernardino County “You can’t feel every sin- based on separate polling cisco on Monday. “He had shaking is expected. epicenters — was below a spokesman David Wert. gle one, but you can feel and donor qualifications. a message of national se- Pilot programs involving trigger threshold. Ten residences in Trona a lot of them,” she said. Montana Gov. Steve curity and gun safety that select users have been un- Thresholds for alerting were red-tagged as un- “Those poor people have Bullock missed the thresh- he wanted to convey to the derway for several years. are important because inhabitable and officials been dealing with shak- old for last month’s debate country and he did that,” In October, the USGS an- California has daily earth- expect that number to in- ing ground non-stop since but was ahead of Swalwell Pelosi told reporters. nounced the system was quakes. crease as inspectors com- Thursday.” Trump administration reviews human rights’ role in U.S. policy

By Eric Tucker away existing standards view on the subject since could roll back progress in ASSOCIATED PRESS and definitions. the 1948 Universal Dec- establishing protections Secretary of State Mike laration of Human Rights, for marginalized group. WASHINGTON — The Pompeo announced the which was adopted by Amnesty International Trump administration creation of the Com- the United Nations and USA said there was no said Monday that it will mission on Unalienable laid out broadly accepted reason for such a review review the role of human Rights, saying the country rights and freedoms. given the decades-old pro- rights in American for- must be “vigilant that hu- The commission will be tections in place, while the eign policy, appointing a American Civil Liberties commission expected to man rights discourse not chaired by Harvard Law elevate concerns about re- be corrupted or hijacked or School professor Mary Union said “taxpayer re- ligious freedom and abor- used for dubious or malig- Ann Glendon, a former sources would be better tion. nant purposes.” As human U.S. ambassador to the spent assessing the ad- Human rights groups rights claims have “prolif- Holy See. A conservative ministration’s failure to accused the administra- erated,” he said, nations scholar and author, Glen- meet basic human rights tion of politicizing foreign are in conflict about what don turned down an honor obligations, rather than policy in a way that could constitutes a human right from Notre Dame the year redefining those rights.” undermine protections for and which rights should President Barack Obama Adotei Akwei, Amnes- be respected and treated gave a commencement ty International’s deputy marginalized populations, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS including the gay, lesbian as valid. address there, protesting director for advocacy and and transgender commu- “I hope that the com- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo unveils the cre- the school’s decision to government relations, said nity. Democratic sena- mission will revisit the ation of the Commission on Unalienable Rights, recognize him in spite of he was concerned that the tors have raised concerns most basic of questions: headed by Mary Ann Glendon, left, at the U.S. his support for abortion commission, in its use of about the panel’s intent What does it mean to say, State Department in Washington Monday. rights. the word “unalienable,” and composition, fearing it or claim, that something Monday’s announcement was aiming to redefine hu- would consist of members is in fact a human right?” mine that this — or that it to be honored?” alarmed human rights man rights in the narrow who “hold views hostile to Pompeo said. “How do we — is a human right. Is it He said he expected the groups, which said they way America’s founding women’s rights” and blow know, or how do we deter- true, and therefore ought most comprehensive re- feared the commission fathers understood them. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- appears secure. Atlantic Avenue; at 1:25 p.m. will be turned off for the night. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Police responded to a burglar Sunday on Front Street. Owner of Tim’s Barber Shop the event of a perceived inaccuracy, alarm at 200 Chestnut St. on A report of a car into a tree at 99 Lynn St. reports a Mer- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Friday at 12:36 p.m. Officer at 11:39 a.m. Sunday at Hum- cedes parked in front of his reports house appears secure. phrey Street and Sevinor Road. shop for four days on Saturday cerned party to contact the relevant False burglar alarm reported A 60-year-old man was extract- at 9:19 a.m. Officer reports ve- police department and have the at Bank of America at 1 Post ed from the car and taken to hicle towed by Mallia’s Tow. department issue a notice of correc- Office Square on Saturday at Massachusetts General Hos- Caller from 9 Esquire Cir- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 1:40 p.m. Officer reports par- pital. cle reports she was assaulted clarifications will not be made without ties working inside the bank on Sunday at 12:48 a.m. The express notice of change from the ar- have the code. Breaking and Entering victim was checked by Atlantic resting police department. Security company reports fire Ambulance and refused further alarm activation on Saturday at A report of a breaking and medical treatment. The officers 5 p.m. at Lynnfield Commons entering at 7:08 p.m. Sunday spoke with her and she was not LYNN at 375 North Broadway. Call on Evans Road. A caller re- forthcoming with what had tak- handled by the Lynnfield Fire ported that when she returned en place. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Arrests Department. home, she found her back door Clerk at 7-Eleven at 100 was open, the front door was Kevin Spacey’s attorney, Alan Jackson, left, Ervonn Carter, 23, of 50 Accidental burglar alarm Lynn St. called to report a man presents photos to witness Heather Unruh, the reported on Saturday at 6:50 unlocked and it appeared that passed a counterfeit $100 and Baldwin St., was arrested and accuser’s mother, in Nantucket District Court p.m. at 4 East Huckleberry someone had gone through is still in the store on Sunday at charged with drug possession one of her drawers. Monday. with intent to distribute at Road. Officer reports house ap- 3:15 a.m. pears secure. Passing motorist near Son- 12:29 p.m. Monday. Fire Aparicio Gomez Lopez, 35, Alarm company called about ic Drive-In on Route 1 reports Man who says Spacey of 27 N Federal St., was arrest- the activation of the burglar an elderly man walking on the alarm at the Lynnfield Middle A report of an outside fire at side of the highway on Sunday ed and charged with leaving the the beach at 9:23 p.m. Sunday scene of property damage, fail- School on Sunday at 2 a.m. at 11:17 a.m. He is described groped him invokes Officer reports all is OK. on Ocean Avenue. The fire was as a white male wearing a plaid ure to display license and regis- extinguished. tration, unlicensed operation of shirt, shorts and a fedora. The a motor vehicle and on warrant Animal Control officer will be speaking with the right not to testify charges of two counts of unli- PEABODY man who is on the sidewalk. MarketStreet security reports By Alanna tery in January. censed operation of a motor dog in a car with the windows vehicle, reckless operation of a Arrests SAUGUS Durkin Richer After being pressed by down at Davio’s at 1250 Mar- ASSOCIATED PRESS Spacey’s lawyer about motor vehicle, failure to wear a ket St. on Friday at 6:39 p.m. Irwin Robinson, 56, of 61 seat belt, alcohol from an open Accidents whether he knew that al- They are concerned for its well Weir St. Apt. 1A, Taunton, was BOSTON — The man tering evidence used in container in a motor vehicle, being. Officer spoke with the arrested following a motor vehi- who accused Kevin Spac- operation of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle a prosecution is a crime, pet’s owners. cle crash on Friday at 2:46 p.m. accident on Essex Street at ey of groping him at a the man invoked his right with a suspended registration, Motorist called 911 after on Winona Street on a warrant resort island bar in 2016 unregistered motor vehicle, un- 11:40 a.m. Wednesday; at 146 against self-incrimina- striking deer on Chestnut Street from Taunton District Court and Main St. at 8:28 p.m. Wednes- asserted his Fifth Amend- tion, and the judge said insured motor vehicle/trailer at on Saturday at 12:23 a.m. charged with shoplifting and ment right against self-in- 8:46 p.m. Sunday. day; at Kohl’s Department Store his testimony Monday Dispatcher took report. Deer trespassing. Vehicle picked up at 10:13 p.m. Wednesday; at crimination and refused would be stricken from Michael Marston, 42, of 36 walked off on its own accord. by licensed operator. to testify Monday after Flash Road, Nahant, was ar- 84 Newhall Ave. at 6:34 p.m. the record. Derek Smith, 48, of 63 An- Thursday; at 166 Walnut St. being questioned about Spacey’s lawyer urged rested on a courtesy booking dover St., was arrested for tres- text messages the defense at 4:20 p.m. Monday. Complaints at 3:01 p.m. Thursday; at 173 the judge to dismiss the passing on Friday at 7:43 p.m. Main St. at 5:36 p.m. Thurs- claims were deleted. case, calling it “completely Officers assisted with funer- at Town Variety at 116 Central Accidents day; at 357 Broadway at 11:26 The man’s decision not compromised.” al procession traffic at Calvary St. p.m. Thursday; at 173 Main St. to testify caused the judge Temple on Grove Street on Fri- The judge said he would A report of a motor vehicle Corey J. Cedorchuk, 33, of at 12:20 p.m. Sunday; at Stop to question the viability of not immediately dismiss day at 12:36 p.m. 25 Beacon Boulevard, was ar- & Shop at 1:21 p.m. Thursday; the case against the two- crash at 2:57 p.m. Sunday at Caller reported a disabled ve- the case, but acknowl- Breed Square and Summer rested on a courtesy booking at Burger King on Broadway at time Oscar winner, whose edged prosecutors would hicle at Main Street and Route for the Swampscott Police De- 2:17 p.m. Thursday. career collapsed in 2017 Street; at 8:10 p.m. Sunday at 128 South on Friday at 12:47 have a tough time bring- 163 Beacon Hill Ave.; at 12:22 partment on Saturday at 10:57 amid a string of sexual ing it to trial if the man p.m. Officer reports vehicle a.m. for a 209A violation. misconduct allegations. a.m. Monday at Broad and towed by AAA. Complaints won’t testify. Market streets; at 7:43 a.m. Maurice V. Works, 20, of Spacey’s accuser was “Once exercised, it Officer requested at 321 77 Mattapan St., Apt. 3, Mat- A report of wires down at ordered to take the stand Monday at 86 Sanderson Ave.; Summer St. on Friday at 7:03 may be pretty hard to at 11:13 a.m. Monday at 10 tapan, was arrested following Hillside Mall on Broadway at after he said he lost a cell- get around this privilege p.m. for a large beehive on the a disturbance on Saturday at 11:18 a.m. Wednesday. phone sought by the de- Cameron Road; at 2:08 p.m. front stairs and the family is at trial,” Judge Thomas Monday at 1 State St. 11:50 a.m. at Citizens Inn at A caller reported a woman on fense, which says the man unable to get into their home. Barrett said. “The matter A report of a motor vehicle 25 Holten St. and charged with a motor scooter appeared to deleted messages that Police advised them to call an may well be dismissed for crash with personal injury at disorderly conduct, intimidat- be impaired crashing into the support Spacey’s claims exterminator. the reasons indicated,” he 11:47 p.m. Sunday at 28 East- ing a witness, and assault and curb on Dudley Street at 3:10 of innocence and provided Detail officer saw a motor ve- said. ern Ave.; at 8:44 a.m. Monday battery on an intimate partner. p.m. Wednesday. investigators with manip- hicle drive up the hill, off road, The man’s cellphone at South and Summer streets; A report of a group of kids ulated screenshots of con- from the Boston Sports Clubs has been a key issue in at 11:16 a.m. Monday at 271 Accidents shooting off fireworks at the versations. to Market Street on Friday at the case against Spacey, Lynnfield St. Blessed Sacrament Church at The accuser, speaking 8:26 p.m. Officer will follow up Motor vehicle crash into a who is accused of groping A report of a motor vehicle 10:24 p.m. Wednesday. to see if any damage is present. sign board on Friday at 2:46 publicly for the first time, the then 18-year-old at a hit and run crash at 3:37 p.m. A caller on Newhall Street Report of lit firecracker in said he gave police what popular Nantucket bar Monday at Broad and Market p.m. at 58 Winona St. See ar- reported his neighbor is mow- the middle of the street at 448 rest above of Irwin Robinson. he had “available” to him and restaurant, where the streets. ing his lawn and using his leaf “at the time” and did not Main and 45 Chestnut streets Caller reported hit and run blower at 10:59 p.m. Wednes- man worked as a busboy. on Friday at 8:37 p.m. Caller crash at 1 Dalton Court and alter any of the messages. The allegations were first Assaults day. “I have no knowledge of said someone threw it from the 142 Washington St. on Friday A report of a man in the me- made in 2017 by the man’s any deletions of messag- mother, former Boston TV A report of an assault and side of the road or from a pass- at 5:03 p.m. involving a white dian on Broadway at 12:17 es on my phone,” the man anchor Heather Unruh. battery at 12:33 a.m. Monday ing car. Officer checked the Scion with black rims that fled a.m. Thursday. said. The accuser’s lawyer, on Lawton Avenue. area and spoke with pedestri- down Washington Street toward A caller reported multiple ans who said they did not see Lynn Street. Reporting party is people at Shoe Barn on Osprey The Associated Press Mitchell Garabedian, A report of an assault at does not typically name 10:49 a.m. Monday on State or hear anything. driving a gray Honda Accord, no Road trying to open the doors said they cannot find people who say they are Street. Resident of 5 Pond View injuries. Officer reports minor of his business and his work the phone, but were able the victims of sexual as- A report of an assault and Lane reported fireworks on damage. trucks at 9:39 a.m. Thursday. to retrieve a copy of its sault unless they identify battery with a dangerous Pillings Pond Road on Friday at A report of a fight on Waban contents that had been weapon at 3:26 p.m. Monday 9:09 p.m. Officer report noth- Animal Control Street at 4:43 p.m. Thursday. themselves publicly. Spac- backed up to a computer. on Chestnut Street. ing found. A caller from 7-Eleven report- ey pleaded not guilty to But Spacey’s lawyer said Report of a downed sign Report of a dog in a vehicle ed a cashier threw something indecent assault and bat- that’s not enough. Breaking and Entering on South Common Street on at the Boston Sports Club at at him following a dispute over Saturday at 5:43 a.m. Officers 194 Newbury St. on Saturday a purchase at 7:20 p.m. Thurs- POLICE BRIEFS A report of a motor vehicle checked the area and could at 1:13 p.m. Officer spoke to day. vehicle owner and said if it breaking and entering at 5:36 not locate it. A report of a fight on Essex DA: Man stabbed during When they arrived, p.m. Sunday at 2 Ames St. Caller from 155 Lowell St. happens again there will be a Street at 12:47 a.m. Thursday. argument with wife dies authorities found a single A report of a breaking and reports someone is removing charge of animal cruelty. A report of a disagreement bullet hole in the trunk entering at 12:20 p.m. Monday trees from the property at 165 between a customer and sales- QUINCY (AP) — Police area of the vehicle owned at 508 Lynnway. Lowell St. on Saturday at 8:48 Complaints person at Saugus Auto Mall at are considering possi- by the person who called a.m. Officer reports the person 6:33 p.m. Thursday. ble additional charges the police. Complaints is pruning. Report of a landlord-tenant Multiple 911 callers reported against a Boston woman The individual was Person came to the police dispute at Babiarz Farm & a black plastic bag on the side after her husband died then able to give police a A report of a gunshot at 9:51 station on Saturday at 9:15 Greenhouse at 65 Pulaski St. of the road that may contain a from injuries sustained in description of the sus- p.m. Sunday at Warren Street to report a bag was left at the on Friday at 1:07 p.m. Landlord dead animal at 396 Main St. a stabbing. pect’s vehicle, which had Playground. door at 4 Tophet St. last night was advised of the civil eviction at 8:30 p.m. Friday. All callers The Norfolk District a Rhode Island license and contained a frozen pizza process. reported a terrible smell. Attorney’s office says plate. Police later stopped Theft and an enema. Officers took Suspicious person reported A caller reported the man- 55-year-old Biqiang He the car as it traveled report. on Friday at 5:26 p.m. at Town ager at Hooters destroyed her A report of a larceny at 9:59 Variety at 116 Central St. Offi- died on Sunday, three south on Interstate a.m. Monday at 50 Laighton Caller reported finding am- valid Arkansas state driver’s li- 95, and arrested three munition on the Pillings Pond cer reported he was with the days after an altercation St.; at 5:23 p.m. Monday at 64 cense at 8:57 p.m. Friday. with his wife, 46-year-old suspects without any dock on Sunday at 8:07 p.m. party who has been banned A caller on Riverview Avenue Franklin St. from the store and he has Huixian Liu, in Quincy. incident. Officer took the ammunition. reported a group of youths Officers say there was Officer reports cable wires moved on. See arrest above for Liu was arrested and Vandalism lighting off fireworks and they pleaded not guilty to no weapon found inside down at 15 Nottingham Road Derek Smith. are landing on his house at assault charges on Friday. the car, but they did find A report of motor vehicle van- on Monday at 12:01 a.m. Loud music reported by a 10:13 p.m. Saturday. She’s due back in court on a large capacity 9mm dalism at 6:51 a.m. Monday Homeowner will notify Comcast. neighbor at 10 Carell Road on A report of a rabid raccoon in Friday. magazine. at 9 Parrott St.; at 2:14 p.m. Friday at 5:38 p.m. Officer told a trash can on Davis Street at Prosecutors say they Monday at 11 Echo Place; at the resident to turn the music 9:41 a.m. Sunday. Medical Aid will examine the exist- Police: Gas canisters 2:40 p.m. Monday at 27 Cur- off for the night. A report of a car damaged ing charges in light of win Circle. Ambulance requested at Report of a large tree down by fireworks on Laurel Street at used to get high found her husband’s death and the Christmas Tree Shop at 28 at 54 Sutton St. on Friday at 12:16 p.m. Sunday. before concert LYNNFIELD South Broadway on Saturday 6:48 p.m. Officer reports road A report of wires down on pending the results of an at 10:50 a.m. Patient taken to is passable but tight and limb Earlene Drive at 5:28 p.m. autopsy. BOSTON (AP) — Bos- Union Hospital in Lynn. must be removed. Department Sunday. The Patriot Ledger, ton police say they recov- Accidents Medical aid requested from of Public Works notified. citing court documents ered dozens of canisters Motor vehicle crash with no 11 Essex St. on Saturday at Caller from the Jade at 4 Theft in the case, reported the of nitrous oxide outside of injuries reported at Condon Cir- 7:37 p.m. Patient taken to Bourbon St. reports employees fatal stabbing occurred Fenway Park, apparently cle on Friday at 3:33 p.m. Union Hospital in Lynn. are attempting to prevent an A report of shoplifting from during an argument be- being used by concertgo- Report of a minor motor vehi- Resident at 12 Ramsdell Way intoxicated man from getting Kohl’s Department Store tween the couple over an ers to get high. cle crash with no injuries in front fainted and requested an am- into his silver BMW on Friday at on Broadway at 4:48 p.m. allegedly illegal gambling In a statement, police of Louis Pizza on Saturday at bulance on Sunday at 9:59 a.m. 11:10 p.m. Officer reports Ben- Wednesday. operation in Quincy. The said officers on patrol saw 1:20 p.m. Call handled by the Patient taken to the hospital. jamin Dorne, 31, of 2 South A report of a breaking and records show the couple’s a large group of people Massachusetts State Police. Shore Ave., was taken into pro- entering at Saugus High School daughter witnessed the inhaling nitrous oxide MARBLEHEAD tective custody. custodian office at 1:18 p.m. incident. from balloons that were Alarms Caller from 1315 Crane Thursday. then discarded on the Accidents Brook Way reports his upstairs A report of a motor vehi- Three arrested on I-95 street and sidewalk prior Burglar alarm sounded at neighbor is being loud and cle breaking and entering on after shots fired in Boston to a concert. 11 Atherton Circle on Friday at A report of a motor vehicle running around on Saturday at Founders Way at 11 a.m. Sun- The statement said 67 8:50 a.m. Officer reports house crash at 10:11 a.m. Sunday on 1:32 a.m. Officer reports the TV day. ATTLEBORO (AP) — canisters were confis- Police say three people cated by police Friday involved in a shooting in and turned over to the Boston have been arrest- hazardous materials unit ed in Attleboro. of the Boston Fire De- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Massachusetts State partment. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Police say that troopers There was no mention Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) responded to a report of a of any arrests. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. shooting in the Dorches- The band Phish played Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. ter neighborhood just a concert Friday night at before 3 a.m. on Sunday. Fenway Park. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Alaska Native girl leads animated kids TV show in U.S. rst

By Rachel D’Oro ASSOCIATED PRESS ANCHORAGE, Alas- ka — Princess Daazhraii Johnson grew up eating dried salmon and moose- head soup — foods labeled weird by other kids who had no understanding of her culture and traditions. Now the Fairbanks wom- an and other Alaska Na- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tives are presenting their A new immersive lm will explain the history of world to a general audi- the Grand Ole Opry while showing video clips ence with “Molly of Dena- of more than 100 different artists on stage. li,” the nation’s rst-ever children’s series featuring indigenous leads. Grand Ole Opry tours The animated show, which premieres July 15 on PBS Kids, high- get updated with lights the adventures of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a 10-year-old Athabascan The animated series “Molly of Denali,” which highlights the adventures new immersive lm girl, Molly Mabray. Her of a 10-year-old Athabascan girl, Molly Mabray, premieres July 15 on family owns the Denali PBS Kids. By Kristin M. Hall showing video clips of Trading Post in the cti- ASSOCIATED PRESS over 100 different artists tious community of Qyah, ers and script writers. the internet. still teaching and it’s still on stage. The 14-minute whose residents are both Molly is voiced by It turns out the grandfa- giving those important NASHVILLE, Tenn. lm is hosted by Garth Native and non-Native. 14-year-old Sovereign Bill ther had given up singing values.” — The backstage of the Brooks and Trisha Year- “We have an opportu- of Auburn, Wash. Bill, along with the drum after As for Johnson’s child- Grand Ole Opry, a ra- wood and is projected onto nity with this show, with he was sent away — as hood food favorites, dried dio staple since 1925, is who auditioned for the three screens inside the ‘Molly of Denali,’ to in- a place where you might role after hearing about scores of Native children sh makes an appearance new Circle Room, which form and to show us in run into your favorite it through a Seattle-based once were — to boarding in the show. What about is the rst stop for fans on a positive and respect- Native youth theater school, where students moose-head soup? “Not country star, drop a let- ful light,” says Johnson, ter in a singer’s mailbox the Opry’s daily tours. group, is a member of the were prohibited from yet,” Johnson says with a Country singer Jeannie creative producer of the Muckleshoot Indian tribe practicing their tribal laugh. or take a peek inside a series and a member of Seeley is coming up on her in Washington and the songs amid language sup- Following the longer dressing room where an an Athabascan group, 52nd year as a member of T’ak Dein Taan clan of pression efforts. The story premiere, the 30-minute impromptu jam session is Neets’aii Gwich’in. the Grand Ole Opry, one the Tlingit tribe from the ends with the grandfather show will run mornings happening. Her family has roots in of only three living female Every year, 1 million Arctic Village, Alaska, but southeast Alaska commu- reconnecting with those seven days a week, accord- people come to the Opry artists who have been she grew up all over the nity of Hoonah. cherished traditions. ing to WGBH executive House in Nashville, Tenn., members longer than 50 state, she says, includ- Bill said her mother was Bill said her mater- producer Dorothea Gillim. to see a performance, or years. The singer who had ing summers spent with deeply touched by one of nal grandmother also PBS ordered 38 half-hour event, or take one of the a hit with “Don’t Touch her grandmother in the the stories in the hour- had been sent away to episodes besides the pre- backstage tours that al- Me” in 1966, has seen the Gwich’in village of Fort long premiere: a look at boarding school. Given miere, with 13 episodes low fans to see behind the radio program, the Opry Yukon. Molly’s grandfather, who her family’s background, set for the rst rotation. red curtain on the “show House and its tours trans- Native Americans voice left his traditional drum Bill’s mother was nearly Each episode also in- that made country music form and be updated over the indigenous charac- with a friend way back brought to tears because cludes a short video fea- famous.” the years. ters in the series, which in his youth. Molly goes of the story’s “good mes- turing real Alaska Native And a new feature this “It is so alive. It is so re- is co-produced by Bos- on to nd the friend and sage,” the teen said. children living life in a year on those tours is an alistic,” said Seeley of the ton-based WGBH and an- drum in another commu- “It’s able to pass on that vast state populated by immersive lm that ex- new lm. “I think the pac- imation partner Atomic nity, using clues in an old message through a kind multiple Native groups plains the history of the ing they did creates that Cartoons in collaboration photo of her grandfather and loving and kid-friend- with their own diverse unique institution while excitement.” with Alaska Native advis- and his friend to search ly way,” she said. “But it’s cultures and languages. ‘Seinfeld’ at 30: Guest stars recall a comedy machine By Christi Carras LOS ANGELES TIMES It’s been 30 years since “Seinfeld” catapulted Jer- ry Seinfeld, Julia Lou- is-Dreyfus, Jason Alexan- der and Michael Richards into superstardom. But the sitcom, which pre- miered (as “The Seinfeld Chronicles”) July 5, 1989, featured other familiar Growing faces too. They just weren’t famil- iar at the time. Before starring in hit together … again. TV series from “Lost” to “Breaking Bad,” many now-established perform- ers booked guest roles on Coastal Heritage Bank has recently merged “Seinfeld” early in their PHOTO | TNS with Equitable Bank. That means we’re able to support careers. Decades later, “I wanted to get cast as a guest star on [“Sein- more communities—on both the South and North Shores— Bob Odenkirk, Patton Os- by helping more residents and more businesses reach their walt, Kathy Grif n, Dan- feld”] ever since it rst began, and my dream iel Dae Kim and Molly came true,” said Molly Shannon. goals … and achieve their dreams. Shannon recalled their awe and trepidation when Family.” And its pop-cul- dically, it was stunning.” Since we live and raise our families in the communities we serve, they rst stepped onto tural signi cance wasn’t Luckily, he shared his we care deeply about what happens here. the set of the show about lost on him when he sat scene with Alexander, nothing, which evolved down for the table read. whose playful off-screen into what Odenkirk called “It was obviously intimi- sarcasm was the perfect So, together, let’s make great things happen for you. a “top-notch, economically dating because it was such remedy for any jitters. run laugh machine.” an excellent show, and the “Right before it started, By the time he made con dence that everyone he just went, ‘Never too his “Seinfeld” debut as exuded in executing it, late to be red, Patton. Ben, Elaine’s almost-doc- by that point, was very OK, have fun!’” Oswalt tor-boyfriend in Season strong,” Odenkirk said. said. “He made such a joke Now with 15 branches! 8’s “The Abstinence,” the “But it wasn’t unwelcom- about it that it put me at actor already had experi- ing. Sometimes when ease.” ence working on comedy (people) are that sure of To the relative newcom- series such as “The Ben themselves, you can really ers, earning Seinfeld’s Stiller Show” and “Satur- feel like an outsider. I’ve approval was a big deal. day Night Live,” but “Sein- had that experience, but “Saturday Night Live” feld” marked another level that wasn’t the case.” alum Molly Shannon, who of ef ciency and profes- For Oswalt, “Seinfeld” most recently appeared sionalism. marked a major milestone: in Comedy Central’s “The “It was this very well- his rst acting credit. The Other Two,” still fondly run machine of hilarity, comedian and “Veep” star, remembers how he react- with total pros all around who also appears in the ed to her audition to play me — something I wasn’t forthcoming revival of Elaine’s eccentric co-work- entirely used to,” Oden- “Veronica Mars,” scored a er Sam in Season 8’s “The kirk said. “I come from one-off role in the sitcom’s Summer of George.” a scrappier background seventh season as a video “Jerry really laughed where there’s less mon- store clerk. And he, like when I showed him a ey involved, and people Odenkirk, was amazed at demonstration of a girl were really Scotch-taping the streamlined produc- with long arms walking MeMber FDIC their way through making tion process. quickly, with her long MeMber SIF shows.” “They almost shot the arms not swinging as she To this day, the “Better episodes in real time,” Os- walks,” Shannon said. “I East Bridgewater • Green Harbor • Hanover • Hingham • Kingston • Lynn Call Saul” star still re- walt said. “It wasn’t even loved that I made Jerry Marshfield • Nahant • Norwell • Quincy • Scituate • Weymouth gards “Seinfeld” as “one machinery at that point. It laugh. I really do have of the best sitcoms ever,” was like watching a dance long arms, so I think I ranked among BBC’s “The company that could just lucked out in that I was 800-695-1300 • CoastalHeritageBank.com Of ce” and “The Royle do every move, and come- right for the part.” A8 TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 West Lynn rallies to beat Salem in District 16 By Mike Alongi runs in the first inning got the start and pitched ITEM STAFF before settling down and four innings, allowing cruising through the rest three runs on eight hits SAUGUS — The West of the game. with five strikeouts. Lynn 12-year-old all-stars “He’s a great pitcher Christian Topp pitched fell behind early but ral- and a great kid, and he one inning in relief, strik- lied back to earn a 3-2 win did a really good job out ing out two batters. over Salem Monday eve- there,” Contreras said of “We played a really good ning at Saugus National Figueroa. “He gave up game, but we ended up Field to move on in the those early runs, but then making a couple of mis- District 16 Little League he calmed right down and takes out there too,” said Tournament. moved through the rest of Salem manager John “It was a tough game the game.” Payne. “We got those two out there, but the guys Figueroa went 3-for-3 runs early, but then we pulled it out,” said West with one RBI to lead the couldn’t get the bats go- Lynn manager Rich Con- offense. Victor Contreras ing the rest of the game. treras. “The bats came out (1-for-1) and Gilbert Gal- Give credit to West Lynn, and got us enough runs, va (0-for-2) each had one they pitched great and and then the defense and RBI, while Eddie Lewis they played great defense the pitching just shut (2-for-2, run), Gilmer Gal- the entire game.” things down for us the va (1-for-2, run) and Mi- Salem wasted no time whole game. It was a real guel Pena (1-for-2) added getting on the board in team win.” hits. the top of the first inning. One of the stars of the Riley Fenerty provided After two quick outs, Ryan singled to keep the night was West Lynn all the offense for Salem, inning alive. Next up was pitcher Christian going 2-for-3 with a home Fenerty, who smashed a Figueroa, who pitched a run and two RBI. Rocco two-run homer to dead PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN complete game and al- Ryan (2-for-3, run) and center field to put Salem lowed two runs on five Jacoby Tarasuik (1-for-2) West Lynn’s Christian Figueroa (right) pitched a complete game and al- up 2-0. hits with seven strike- added hits. lowed two runs on five hits with seven strikeouts in a win over Salem in the outs. He gave up both Pitcher Jordan O’Malley WEST LYNN, B2 District 16 Tournament Monday evening. Fraher pitches Lynn 15’s past Arlington By Harold Rivera tournament but they’ve ITEM SPORTS EDITOR been tested. All three wins (3-1 over Newton SAUGUS — The Lynn Sunday, 9-6 over Saugus Babe Ruth 15-year-old last Friday) have brought All-Stars manufactured forth Lynn’s best level of enough offense in Mon- execution from start to day’s 3-1 state tourna- finish. ment win over Arlington “Our opponents mean at World Series Park. But business,” O’Connor said. the key to Lynn’s victory, “We have to make all the undoubtedly, was a stellar plays and we have to pitching performance make less mistakes than from Ryan Fraher. the other team. That’s The left-hander went what we’ve done and the distance and allowed that’s why we’re unde- one earned run on five feated.” hits with three strikeouts. Jason Donohue (1-for-3), “We knew when Ryan Anthony Marino (1-for-3) grew a little that he was and Tyler Wilson (0-for-1, going to be something,” walk) each had one RBI. Lynn manger Brian After Fraher worked O’Connor said. “He keeps around a one-out walk in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS batters off balance and the top of the first, Lynn does a great job with that. ITEM FILE PHOTO was sent down in order in Kawhi Leonard won a NBA title He was amazing (Mon- the bottom half of the in- with the Toronto Raptors and Lynn’s Ryan Fraher gave up just one run on five hits with three day).” ning. then signed with the Los Ange- strikeouts for the 15-year-old All-Stars in a win over Arlington The Lynners (3-0) re- les Clippers as a free agent. Monday evening. main undefeated in the LYNN 15’s, B2 Lynn 14’s survive Winchester in state tourney By Daniel Kane But Lynn buckled down Harold ITEM STAFF on defense with Eldrian Bonilla recording a strike- LYNN — The Lynn Babe out, tagging a runner out Rivera Ruth 14-year-old All-Star at the plate and forcing a team was tested Monday fly ball to save the win. night but rose to the occa- “Eldrian had guts ga- sion, holding on to a 6-5 lore,” Hartford said. “I Kawhi opens win over Winchester in a never panicked. One of the state tournament game at coaches asked if we were Bowzer Complex. moving the infield in and I the door on his “I’m never comfortable just had faith Eldrian was with any lead,” Lynn man- going to throw strikes. If it ager Paul Hartford said. got tied we would’ve way out “Winchester played great. moved it in but to me there We had played them be- was no reason until they What does it take to keep a mod- fore and kind of beat them proved they could hit El- ern-day NBA superstar happy? Or up. I think it was a combi- drian. He showed what he even content, for that matter. What nation of us taking them a was made of.” does it take to keep a modern-day little easy and those guys Brendan Falasca started NBA superstar content? Let’s take a wanting to get us. It was a the game and threw four look at Kawhi Leonard’s case. A year battle and it came right innings, allowing three ago, Leonard was traded from the al- down to the last out. It runs on four hits with six ways-in-the-hunt San Antonio Spurs was our toughest test yet.” strikeouts. Bonilla threw to the underachieving Toronto Rap- A late Winchester rally the last three innings, al- tors. In just one season, Leonard car- in the top of the seventh ried those Raptors to the NBA Finals. lowing four hits while ITEM FILE PHOTO cut a Lynn lead to one run striking out four. They took down the big, bad Golden with runners on second Lynn’s Yordy Contreras (right) had one RBI in a win over Win- State Warriors (while making it look and third with no outs. LYNN 14’s, B2 chester Monday night. fairly easy) and won their first NBA championship. From the outside look- ing in, one might think Leonard couldn’t have had a better year with Navs offense lights up for 15 runs in win over Brockton the Raptors. But it wasn’t enough to keep him in Toronto. By Joshua Kummins two runs scored and one able to do any damage Leonard announced his decision to FOR THE ITEM RBI to lead the offense. after both two-out hits. abandon the Raptors for the Los An- Center fielder Ben Mal- The hosts broke the geles Clippers Saturday morning. By LYNN — North Shore’s geri (Holy Cross), third scoreless drought in the joining the Clippers, Leonard gets the bats came to play in this baseman Logan Bravo bottom of the fourth, opportunity to play alongside fellow one. (Harvard), and shortstop which began with Malgeri superstar (and buddy) Paul George. The Navigators ripped John Rodriguez (Florida hitting a single. Malgeri George was traded from Oklahoma 15 hits en route to Mon- Atlantic) also recorded came around to score on City to the Clippers shortly before day’s 15-5 win over the multiple hits. Bravo and Bravo’s sacrifice fly after Leonard’s move became official. Ap- Brockton Rox at Fraser first baseman ColinKretzschmar beat out his parently, Leonard played a huge role Field. Macko (UNC Asheville) own infield single two in orchestrating the trade. The Navs improved to batters later. Now that they’ve catapulted them- 19-15 on the season with homered during the team’s final two at-bats. Brockton broke up selves into the championship conver- their second straight win Flood’s no-hit bid and tied sation, the Clippers have gained my and sixth in nine games, North Shore starter James Flood (Siena) and the game in its next trip interest. They have everything it while Brockton slipped to to the plate. Right fielder takes to be a top-tier team. Doc Riv- 17-15. The two teams en- Brockton counterpart Brad Marchetti (Tufts) JP Knight (Tufts) and left ers has always been one of the best tered the night in a tie for fielder Cam Thompson coaches in the NBA. One can argue second place in the FCBL matched each other’s ze- roes over the first three (Oklahoma State) opened that he hasn’t coached a team with standings, but the Navs the inning with back-to- this much firepower since the 2008 now hold sole possession innings. Left fielder Sean back singles before the ITEM FILE PHOTO Celtics of Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett Lawlor (Flagler) tripled to of that spot with Pittsfield former Navigator scored and Paul Pierce. Rivers will find a center in the first and Tyler MacGregor had a two-run tri- just one game ahead. on catcher Marc Goulart’s way to get this team playing to its Bravo ripped a single up ple in the fifth inning for the Navs in Right fielder Kade (St. Mary’s, Calif.) sac fly. capabilities. Kretzschmar (Dart- the middle an inning lat- a win over the Brockton Rox Monday mouth) went 3-for-5 with er, but the Navs were un- NAVS, B2 night. RIVERA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 Lynn Parks and Rec basketball tips off The Lynn Parks and hind 24 points and four as- Warren Keel’s 14 points Union. Recreation Summer Bas- sists from Travis Sanchez, powered James Lynch to Mayor McGee, propelled ketball League tipped off Meninno Construction a 49-45 win over D’Andreo by 22 points from Ramfiz Monday evening at Breed grabbed a 48-40 win over Brothers. Delson Obari- Guzman, grabbed a 55- Middle School’s outdoor Councilor John J. Walsh. siagbon led D’Andreo 49 win over Old Mill. Jeff courts with six games Shawn Rucker scored 16 Brothers with 17 points. Hill’s 20 points led Old played across its three di- points with four rebounds In high school play, Fred Mill. visions. and three assists for John Hogan grabbed a 43-37 The league resumes play In elementary school J. Walsh. win over Lynn Teachers Tuesday night with six play, Community Devel- In middle school action, Union. Dyrrell Rucker led more games at Breed Mid- opment grabbed a 34-10 Ram Electric rode Donel the winning team with dle School’s outdoor courts. win over Lynn Housing. Kabongo’s 12-point perfor- 13 points, seven rebounds Games are played at Breed Darryll Reynolds led the mance to a 39-31 win over and five assists. Lou Rive- on Mondays and Tuesdays, winners with 12 points Old Neighborhood. Lionel ra scored 14 points with and at English’s outdoor and Denzel Ovando scored Rivera scored 11 points for seven rebounds and four courts on Wednesdays and four for Lynn Housing. Be- Old Neighborhood. assists for Lynn Teachers Thursdays from 5-7 p.m.

PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN West Lynn’s Eddie Lewis went 2-for-2 with a run scored in a win over Salem in the District 16 Tournament Monday evening. West Lynn pushes past Salem in District 16 WEST LYNN ITEM FILE PHOTO From B1 Lynn’s Anthony Marino went 1-for-3 with one RBI in a state tournament win over Arlington Monday evening. But Figueroa calmed things down from there. He only allowed three more hits the rest of the game, only allow- ing Salem to get a runner into scoring position twice. Meanwhile, West Lynn started chipping away at the deficit. It started in the bottom of the second, when West Lynn Babe Ruth 15’s take down Arlington Lynn loaded up the bases and got a RBI single from Figueroa to make it 2-1 Salem. West Lynn couldn’t push LYNN 15’s Galatis home with a one- the 3-1 win on a fielder’s Lynn to advance to the across any more runs in the inning, but it returned From B1 out RBI single. choice and a flyout to cen- semifinal. right back to the scoreboard in the third. “That was huge,” O’Con- terfield. Softball 10’s The third inning started with an error and a single to Arlington struck back nor said. “We gave Arling- Lynn’s back on the dia- District 16 move runners to first and third. In stepped Contreras, with one run in the top of ton one run on a silly play. mond Thursday evening Marblehead 12, who hit a blooper just over the first baseman’s head in the third, making the most It was nice to get that one (5:30) back at World Se- Wyoma 2 right field for a RBI single to tie it at 2-2. of a Lynn fielding miscue. back.” ries Park against an oppo- Marblehead pitcher Tes- Two singles and a stolen base moved runners to sec- Fraher retired Arlington Arlington didn’t go down nent to be determined. sa Francis tossed five in- ond and third with no outs in the bottom of the fourth, in order in the top of the quietly through the final Lynn Babe Ruth 13’s nings and allowed just one putting West Lynn in prime position to take the lead. fourth and escaped a bas- two innings. Back-to-back Maplewood 9, Lynn 2 hit with 11 strikeouts. After a strikeout, Gilbert Galva stepped to the plate and es-loaded jam in the top of singles to start the top of Lynn pitcher Levi Dasil- Francis helped her own hit a fly ball to center field that was deep enough to the fifth, setting the stage the sixth made things in- va struck out eight but cause at the plate with bring home the runner from third and give West Lynn for Lynn to add a crucial teresting. Fraher sent took a tough-luck loss at two base hits. Lily Norton the eventual game-winning run. insurance run in the bot- down the next three bat- Trum Field in Somerville. scored two runs and drove Salem had one more chance in the top of the sixth but tom of the fifth. ters on a lineout, strikeout Lynn’s bats tallied six hits. in two RBI on two hits. Figueroa sent the side down in order to give West Lynn Steven Galatis singled and groundout to end the Lynn finishes the pool Tessa Andriano scored the 3-2 victory. to start the rally and ad- threat. A one-out single play round of the state two runs and had three The win puts West Lynn (4-1) among the final three vanced to second base on and hit by pitch gave Ar- tournament at 2-1. Park- hits. teams left in the District 16 Tournament, with Saugus an errant pickoff attempt. lington one last hope in way has to defeat Dedham Marblehead plays Pea- National and Peabody being the other two. West Lynn Anthony Marino brought the seventh. Lynn sealed Tuesday night in order for body/Salem Tuesday (6). will take on Saugus National Tuesday (5:45) at Peabody West for the right to face unbeaten Peabody for the District 16 title. “We’ve just got to keep this going,” said Contreras. “We New-look Celtics now stand in a wide-open East need to go out there and play smart baseball. These kids go out and practice every day for this, so they’ll be RIVERA of the way, they have one won’t have to worry much es in a potential trade ready.” From B1 less team to worry about. about Brooklyn. with Oklahoma City for The departures of Al Hor- The Sixers have a solid Russell Westbrook. The Toronto, on the other ford and Kyrie Irving “twin towers” duo with Pacers signed McConnell, hand, gains my sympathy. mean the Celtics, as they Horford and Joel Embiid. Malcolm Brogdon and Jer- Lynn 14’s survive tough The Raptors couldn’t have currently stand, will be a It’ll be tough for the Celt- emy Lamb. But Victor put themselves in a better less talented group next ics to match up against Oladipo’s their No. 1 and test against Winchester position to retain Leon- season. I’ll take Irving and that with their lack of he’s still recovering from a ard’s services. For whatev- Horford over Kemba depth at power forward knee injury. er reason, things didn’t Walker and Enes Kanter and center. But Philadel- You get my point. LYNN 14’s work out. 100 times out of 100. phia lost three of its best Leonard’s decision to From B1 Even with Brooklyn But who made drastic shooters in JJ Redick join the Clippers makes emerging as a potential improvements in the East- the Eastern Conference At the plate Deniel Ortiz (3-for-3, walk) had one RBI (New Orleans), T.J. McCo- powerhouse, the Eastern ern Conference? nnell (Indiana) and Jim- open for the taking. The and scored the winning run on an error in the sixth. Conference is nowhere The Raptors are scram- my Butler (Miami). Mil- Celtics dodged a bullet. Falasca helped his own cause with a pair of RBI. Yordy near as competitive as the bling to find the consola- waukee retains reigning How far they’ll go in 2019- Contreras and Bonilla each had one RBI while Brady West. With Leonard back tion prize after missing league MVP Giannis An- 2020 still depends on Bullock scored two runs. in the mix the Raptors out on Leonard. Brooklyn tetokounmpo. But the only whether or not Jaylen Winchester got off to an early lead thanks to some would’ve been the favor- has something cooking additions the Bucks made Brown and Jayson Tatum Lynn mistakes. A leadoff single and a pair of errors ites to emerge out of the with Irving, Kevin Durant to their promising roster take steps in the right di- scored one run before a RBI single put Winchester East. Now they’re back to and DeAndre Jordan. But were Robin Lopez and rection. If they can get ahead 2-0. Falasca buckled down from there and record- the drawing board in that all depends on how Wesley Matthews. Miami those two playing at their ed a pair of strikeouts to end the inning. hopes of salvaging some- long it takes Durant to get adds Butler to a solid mix highest levels they Lynn cut the lead in half in the bottom of the first. A thing out of this offseason. back to full strength. If with Dion Waiters and shouldn’t have as much pair of walks from Bullock and Ortiz and an error load- How does this affect the he’s out for the entirety of Justise Winslow. But the left to be desired as they ed the bases. Falasca plated a run on a sacrifice fly to Celtics? With Leonard out next season, the Celtics Heat could lose a few piec- had this past season. cut Winchester’s lead to 2-1. A walk and a single from Bullock got Lynn started in the second. The next five runners reached base. John Bravo, Macko homer in Navs’ blowout of Brockton Diaz walked to load the bases and Contreras and Ortiz both laced one-run singles to give Lynn a 3-2 lead. NAVS Rodriguez continued his Kretzschmar laced a one- Flood allowed just two Falasca and Bonilla each drew RBI walks next to From B1 strong Navs debut with out single, Bravo added a hits and one walk while stretch the lead to 5-2. one-out triple to left in two-run homer to left to striking out a pair A pair of walks and a passed ball put runners in scor- The Navs were quick to the sixth. Wetterau’s sin- give the Navs a 9-3 win in through the first five in- ing position for Winchester in the fourth. Winchester respond as eight batters gle up the middle brought the seventh. Ten batters nings, while Cedric Gil- plated a run on a groundout to cut the lead to 5-3. An- came to the plate in a him home with North came to the plate in the lette (Merrimack) closed other passed ball looked like it would cut Lynn’s lead to five-run fifth. Catcher Shore’s seventh run. following frame, produc- the game with a scoreless one run but Falasca made a nice tag at the plate to get Colin Wetterau (St. The Rox posted two runs ing six runs on just three ninth. Despite striking the last out of the inning. John’s) set the offense in in both the seventh and hits. out eight, Marchetti was motion with a one-out Winchester got on the board again in the sixth. A pair eighth frames, but North Malgeri sparked the of- tagged with the loss as he walk and advanced on Shore reliever Arlo fense with a double to allowed four earned runs of hits put runners on the corners and Lynn traded an second baseman Keagan Marynczak (Siena) aver- right and scored when on five hits in 4 1/3 frames out on a double-steal to cut the lead to 5-4. Calero’s (UMass Lowell) aged a strikeout through MacGregor reached on for the Rox. Lynn grabbed a huge insurance run in the bottom half sac bunt back to the his three innings of work. Goulart’s errant throw The Navs will return to of the sixth. Ortiz singled with two outs and stole sec- mound. Lawlor ripped a Knight went 3-for-4 from behind the plate. Fraser Field for two ond base before scoring on an errant throw to stretch RBI double before desig- with two runs scored to Kretzschmar and Bravo games later this week, the lead to 6-4. nated hitter Tyler Mac- pace Brockton in his re- then walked to load the but their next two dates Winchester clawed back into things with a hit batter Gregor (Columbia) posted turn to Fraser, while bases, and Macko ripped are both away from home. and two singles scoring a run to cut the lead to 6-5 be- a two-run triple and Thompson was 2-for-4 the team’s first grand Tuesday they will visit fore Bonilla and Lynn’s defense sealed the game with Kretzschmar reached and scored once. slam and his own third Historic Holman Stadium the final three outs. first for the second Despite the comfortable homer of the year out to in Nashua, N.H., to take Lynn, 2-0 in the tournament, hosts Parkway Tuesday straight frame with a sin- lead, North Shore’s of- right field to close the on the Silver Knights at (7:30). The winner advances to the semifinal. gle. fense was not done. After night’s scoring. 7:05 p.m. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS run its 50th season this (Not including last night’s games) Lynn Youth Tonight Wednesday Thursday year. Races will be held at Nashua at Pittsfield vs. Pittsfield every Wednesday until Evening Summer Silver Knights Suns (6:30) Suns (7) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 September 25. (7:05) Track Series There is no entry fee to Pittsfield 18 13 0.581 - 1L 6-4 Brockton 17 14 0.548 1 1W 6-4 The 6th annual Lynn run, and the races will Parks and Recreation begin at 6:30 p.m. Each North Shore 18 15 0.545 1 1W 5-5 evening there will be three Friday Saturday Youth Summer Evening vs. Bristol Blues at Nashua Worcester 17 15 0.531 1.5 3W 7-3 races — the short race, the Track meets will be held (7) Silver Knights 1.57-mile race and the long Bristol 16 15 0.516 2 3L 5-5 on Mondays through (6:05) race. The courses cover dif- Nashua 15 17 0.469 3.5 2L 3-7 August 19 at Manning ferent combinations of fire Field. The races will begin Westfield 10 22 0.313 8.5 1L 4-6 roads and single-track at 6:30 p.m. paths, and the courses vary There are no entry fees from week to week. For for any races. There will be further information, please Vlad Guerrero Jr. steals the show at Home Run Derby a 30-meter race for ages visit www.lwrun.org. three and under, and all of the other events (50-meter, 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Bishop Fenwick meter, 800-meter, one-mile, girls basketball relays, standing long jump and softball throw) will be camp open to high school ages Bishop Fenwick’s fifth and under. annual Girls Basketball For more information, Camp will take place July visit www.lwrun.org or 22 to July 25 from 9 a.m. contact [email protected] to 1 p.m. at Danvers or 781-709-7135 or 781- Indoor Sports. The camp 593-6562. will be led by coaches and players from Bishop Fen- Lynn Woods wick, along with col- lege-playing Fenwick Summer Cross alumni. Country Series For more information, email head coach Adam The Lynn Woods Summer DeBaggis at aaggio6@ Cross Country Series will yahoo.com.

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MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 57 31 .648 — Atlanta 54 37 .593 — Tampa Bay 52 39 .571 6½ Washington 47 42 .528 6 Boston 49 41 .544 9 Philadelphia 47 43 .522 6½ Toronto 34 57 .374 24½ New York 40 50 .444 13½ Baltimore 27 62 .303 30½ Miami 33 55 .375 19½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 56 33 .629 — Chicago 47 43 .522 — PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland 50 38 .568 5½ Milwaukee 47 44 .516 ½ Chicago 42 44 .488 12½ St. Louis 44 44 .500 2 Toronto Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. connects on a pitch during the MLB Home Run Der- Kansas City 30 61 .330 27 Pittsburgh 44 45 .494 2½ Detroit 28 57 .329 26 Cincinnati 41 46 .471 4½ by Monday night at Progressive Field in Cleveland. Guerrero opened in the first round with a West Division West Division record-breaking 29 home runs before then smashing his own record in the second round with W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 57 33 .633 — Los Angeles 60 32 .652 — a staggering 40 home runs. Guerrero ended up hitting 22 home runs in the final round, but he Oakland 50 41 .549 7½ Arizona 46 45 .505 13½ lost to Pete Alonso of the New York Mets. His 91 total home runs is a Derby record. Texas 48 42 .533 9 San Diego 45 45 .500 14 Los Angeles 45 46 .495 12½ Colorado 44 45 .494 14½ Seattle 39 55 .415 20 San Francisco 41 48 .461 17½ Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. NL (TBD) vs. AL (TBD) at Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Thursday’s Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m. Friday’s Games Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Arizona at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 10:10 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS July 9 championship over Martina 1922 — Johnny Weissmuller is Navratilova 6-2, 6-7 (1), 6-1. the first to swim the 100-me- 1991 — South Africa is readmit- ter freestyle under 1 minute as ted by the International Olympic he breaks Duke Kahanamoku’s Committee to the Olympic move- world record with a time of 58.6 ment, ending decades of sports seconds. isolation and clearing the way 1932 — The NFL awards a fran- for its participation in the 1992 chise to Boston under the own- Games. ership of George Preston Mar- 1995 — Pete Sampras becomes shall, Vincent Bendix, Jay O’Brien, the first American to win Wim- and Dorland Doyle. The Boston bledon three straight years by Braves will change their nick- beating Boris Becker 6-7, 6-2, name to Redskins in 1933 and 6-4, 6-2. move to Washington after the 2000 — Pete Sampras passes 1936 season. Roy Emerson for the most Grand 1940 — The National League Slam championships and ties registers the first shutout, 4-0, in Willie Renshaw, a player in the the All-Star game. 1880s, for the most Wimbledon 1954 — Peter Thomson be- titles with a four-set victory over comes the first Australian to win Pat Rafter. Sampras, winner of the British Open. Thomson shoots seven Wimbledon titles, 13 Grand a 9-under 283 at Royal Birkdale Slam championships, extends his Golf Club, edging Bobby Locke, mark at Wimbledon to 53-1 over PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the past eight years. Dai Rees and Syd Scott by one Megan Rapinoe steps off the team plane with the Women’s World Cup trophy Monday afternoon stroke. 2001 — Goran Ivanisevic be- 1965 — Peter Thomson wins comes one of Wimbledon’s most in New York City. his fifth British Open title by two improbable champions, beating strokes over Brian Huggett and Patrick Rafter. Two points away Christy O’Connor Sr. Thomson from defeat, Ivanisevic rallies to shoots a 7-under 285 at the Roy- beat Rafter 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 2-6, 9-7 U.S. Women’s World Cup champs al Birkdale Golf Club in South- and becomes the second player port, England. Thomson’s previ- to win a Wimbledon singles title ous Open victory was in 1958. without being seeded. It’s the last to conclude with two 2006 — Roger Federer ends a arrive home ahead of parade rounds on Friday. five-match losing streak to Rafa- 1966 — Jack Nicklaus wins the el Nadal, winning 6-0, 7-6 (5), 6-7 NEW YORK (AP) — Me- hotel in Manhattan, and said. “Initially everyone day and age in 2019, we’ve (2), 6-3 to earn his fourth straight British Open with a 282 at Muir- gan Rapinoe stepped off the players are sure to be was excited, and then a lit- field to join Gene Sarazen, Ben Wimbledon title and eighth been in the dark for nine Hogan and Gary Player as the Grand Slam championship. Nadal the plane with champagne feted around the city all tle hungover, and then we straight hours,” Rapinoe only men to win the four majors. had beaten Federer in four finals in hand — a fizzy souvenir week, capped with a tick- slept a little bit, and then said. “We’re sort of catch- 1967 — Mark Spitz and Catie this year. from a most memorable er-tape parade Wednesday we got up and started just ing up on everything.” Ball, both 17, swim to world re- 2006 — Italy wins its fourth trip overseas. up the Canyon of Heroes. celebrating a little more.” Wednesday will mark cords, and 14-year-old Debbie World Cup title winning the “Thank you, France, for “I think everyone’s feel- The team got shout outs New York’s first tick- Meyer sets two records in one shootout 5-3 against France, af- the hospitality,” the U.S. ing just incredible right across social media — in- race in the Santa Clara Interna- ter a 1-1 draw. Outplayed for an soccer star said. “But wow, now,” said Alex Morgan, cluding from Presidents er-tape parade since the tional Invitational swim meet. hour and into extra time, the Ital- we are very excited to be who swapped out her Donald Trump, Barack women’s team won the Spitz sets a 100-meter butterfly ians win it after French captain back in America.” imaginary teacup for a Obama and Bill Clinton; 2015 World Cup. Long Is- record at 56.3 and Ball becomes Zinedine Zidane is ejected in the land’s Crystal Dunn was the first U.S. swimmer to set a 107th for a vicious butt to the The U.S. women’s na- gold bottle of bubbly on two-time World Cup win- world record for the breaststroke chest of Marco Materazzi. tional team arrived in the flight. ner Mia Hamm, Stephen a late cut from the ‘15 with a 2:40.5 time for 200 me- 2011 — Derek Jeter homers for New York on Monday, Rapinoe converted a Curry, Snoop Dogg, El- squad, and she’s “super ters. Meyer breaks the 800-me- his 3,000th hit, making him the a day after beating the penalty kick in the sec- len DeGeneres and many excited” to parade through ter freestyle record in 9 minutes, first player to reach the mark Netherlands 2-0 to cap- ond half and Rose Lavelle more. Dozens of politi- her own city. 35.8 seconds on the way to a re- with the New York Yankees. ture a record fourth added a goal in the cham- cians offered congratula- “I am such a proud New cord 18:11.1 in the 1,500. 2016 — Serena Williams wins Women’s World Cup title. pionship game, kicking off tions, and congress’ top Yorker,” she said. “It’s in 1989 — Boris Becker and Steffi her record-tying 22nd Grand Players and staff touched a party that carried over Democrats have invited my blood. It’s everywhere Graf claim a West German sweep Slam title by beating Angelique down at Newark Liberty to the tarmac in Newark. the team to Washington. of the Wimbledon singles crowns Kerber 7-5, 6-3 in the Wimbledon International Airport at Players gathered for a That was all news to I go. It’s such a special in the first double finals day in 16 final. Williams pulls even with about 4:30 p.m., where toast and posed for pic- players when they landed, place. Obviously for this to years. Becker wins his third Wim- Steffi Graf for the most major be our first stop back here bledon title in five years, rolling championships in the Open era, they were met with cheers tures as they sang “We Are since their flight back to past defending champion Stefan which began in 1968. This is Wil- and a banner saying “Con- The Champions.” the U.S. did not have Wi- when we get back to the Edberg 6-0, 7-6 (1), 6-4, while liams’ seventh singles trophy at gratulations Team USA!” “We kind of went Fi. United States, it’s incred- Graf takes her second straight the All England Club. More fans waited at their through stages,” Morgan “Crazily enough in this ible.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Intensity of grandson’s devotion to video games is worrisome DEAR ABBY: I have a would be greatly appreci- concern as a grand- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ated. mother about our young- est grandchild, age 10. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne MOWED DOWN IN He is addicted to video Phillips, and was founded by her THE EAST games. There has been mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact quite a lot of publicity on DEAR MOWED how bad this can be for Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. DOWN: Is your neigh- children. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. bor so infirm or aged When we visit, he never that she is physically comes to greet us or even unable to sweep her to talk to us. Once when we were getting ready to DEAR WORRIED: mow that area with our driveway? If the an- go out to dinner, he was A 10-year-old child push mower because she swer is yes, then let it screaming at his mom having a full-blown doesn’t have one, so for ride. If the answer is no, the past 15 years, we and stomping his feet so tantrum (which is text her back and offer hard that the ceiling have. It takes only 10 to buy her a broom. light was shaking. what you describe) is minutes, so we really We love our daughter- not normal. He should don’t mind at all. DEAR ABBY: If I have in-law very much, but we have learned to regu- Last Friday, I was run- several guests sitting feel she wants to be her late his emotions by ning late to go out of town. around chatting, and kids’ “friend” and not a I didn’t spend as much they start getting loud now. There may be time as usual on the yard, mom. She’s a teacher and things going on with discussing politics or reli- is well-educated. Our son, and I received this text gion, would it be rude for who is also well-educated, your grandson that from her: “Good evening. I me to say, “No discussing does none of the disciplin- you’re not aware of. I really appreciate that you politics or religion”? ing as far as we can see. do think you should and (your husband) keep Some friends become We can’t figure it out. mention to your son the strip between our very loud. I guess they houses mowed, but I just This grandson is only and daughter-in-law think if they yell, people 10 now, but it won’t be paid $400 to get my drive- will abide by what they long until he’s 13. I am that you are concerned way power washed. That’s have to say. afraid he will get violent and why. a lot of money to get it all with his mom or even moldy again so quickly, so MEDIATING IN hurt himself. Should we DEAR ABBY: We have can one of you please TEXAS mind our own business lived next door to a wom- come and sweep off the and just look away? We an with a short temper for driveway before the rain DEAR MEDIATING: have never interfered in 20 years. Our driveways starts falling tomorrow?” It would not be rude to our children’s business. are extremely long. Hers My husband went and has a big slope on the side spent the 60 seconds it say, “Hey, folks, this is WORRIED closer to our home, which took to sweep it, but I getting heated, so let’s GRANDPARENT IN she cannot mow with her don’t know how to reply to change the subject. THE SOUTH tractor. She asked us to her text. Any thoughts Now.” BRIDGE

Winning might be a two-stage process Wayne Dyer, a self-help author and simple steps. West led his club three. motivational speaker, said, “When East won with his ace and returned you dance, your object is not to get the club two, his lowest card being a to a certain place on the floor. It’s to suit-preference signal for diamonds, enjoy each step along the way.” the lower-ranking of the other two When you play bridge, you know side suits. West ruffed and, being a where you wish to reach — the num- well-trained partner, returned a dia- ber of tricks you need to make or mond, which East won with his ace. break the contract. If you succeed, But what did he do next? you will enjoy yourself. Counting the points, East knew How should East and West end this that his partner presumably had no deal happily by defeating four spades? honor-card. So the only chance for The auction was straightforward. a fourth defensive winner lay in the South had a minimum for his two- trump suit. East, remembering that spade response. His six-card suit was when you want partner to ruff, you good, but the singleton diamond and should lead a loser, not a winner, low tripleton in clubs were minuses. continued with the club six. When North jumped to four spades, know- West ruffed with the spade four, it ing that they had the values for game effected an uppercut. Dummy had and at least an eight-card spade fit to overruff with the spade king, and (South would have made a negative East’s spade queen had been pro- double with only four spades). moted as a winner. The defense started with a few Well danced! TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

Love Island CBS, 8 p.m. New Series! In this dating reality competition imported from the U.K., single Islanders come together in a stunning villa in Fiji ready to embark on a summer of love, friendships and relationships. Every few days the Is- landers must couple up, and those who fail to find a partner risk being sent off the island. Islanders must also win the hearts of viewers who have the opportu- nity to shape events onscreen and ultimately crown one lucky couple the winner. MLB All-Star Game FOX, 8 p.m. Live The 90th MLB All-Star Game takes place at Cleve- land’s Progressive Field as the best players from the AL take on the best from the NL. The AL has won the past six Midsummer Classics. I Love You, Now Die HBO, 8 p.m. Tonight premieres a two-part crime documentary that explores troubling questions of how we com- municate in the digital age by diving into the ethi- cal morass of the case of Michelle Carter, who was charged with coercing her boyfriend into suicide via text. Part 2 airs tomorrow. Counting Cars: “Danny’s Detroit Special” History, 8 p.m. In this special Car Week episode, Danny Koker re- stores a 1969 Shelby GT500 numbers-matching car from a rust bucket into an instant classic. The team visits the Detroit Autorama to check out the Ridler Award competition, where million-dollar cars are the norm. Danny also sells off two meaningful cars from his own personal collection. Mars: Inside SpaceX National Geographic, 8 p.m. Go inside SpaceX’s plan to get humanity to Mars. Get an unprecedented glimpse into one of the world’s most revolutionary companies as Elon Musk and his engineers persevere amid both setbacks Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. and triumphs. America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 6” NBC, 8 p.m. The auditions conclude with creator and executive producer Simon Cowell at the judges table along- side Gabrielle Union, Julianne Hough, Howie Mandel and host Terry Crews. Variety acts of all types and contestants of all ages audition for the chance to win the $1 million prize. The final Golden Buzzer will send one lucky act directly to the live shows at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to compete for Amer- Cheers to Gordon Ramsay Cheers to Alec Baldwin Jeers to Keeping Up Jeers to Love Island ica’s vote. for becoming the unlikeliest, for being Match Game’s perfect With the Kardashians for flooding the schedule. Farrah Fawcett Forever most lovable hothead. Be- match. Back for another round for being way too easy to keep CBS’s skin-tastic adaptation of A&E, 9 p.m. tween MasterChef, Hell’s Kitch- of fill-in-the- blank bawdiness up with. Given that the family the U.K. hit (hosted by Arielle Celebrate the life of actress Farrah Fawcett 10 years en and 24 Hours to Hell and members can’t even sneeze after her tragic death in 2009. Fawcett is an Ameri- on ABC, the 30 Rock alum Vandenberg is set to air five can icon whose influence on pop culture has been Back, the always entertaining without the internet reporting British foodie with the foul (pictured) is enjoying himself it, it’s impossible to be sur- nights a week once it premieres underestimated. This special features new interviews more than ever. In fact, he’s so July 9. That’s a bit needy. We with Alana Stewart, Jaclyn Smith, Suzanne de Passe, mouth — and occasional soft prised by the many breakups Robert Duvall, Sherry Lansing and Cicely Tyson. The side! — is the key ingredient to good at getting the celebrity or business deals seen on don’t spend that much time film includes never-before-seen family photographs his full menu of five- star Fox panelists to be fun and funny, their E! hit. They are all living with shows we like, much less and intimate film footage of her cancer battle. shows. we’d like to _____ his _____. spoilers for their own show! ones we’re just meeting! HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV JULY 9, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) WGBH Greater Steves’ American Experi- American Experience The space race from Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Am. Ex- Stay calm when dealing with partnerships. Before you jump to conclusions, con- ^ PBS Boston Europe ence “Space Men” 1964-1968. (N) Company (N) Boston Europe perience sider every aspect of the situation and how to best make it work for everyone WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Love Island (N) Big Bang Blood & Treasure News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Theory (N) James Corden involved. Compromise will pay off. 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A 6-ton bull ran over While his daughter and gored San Francisco and wife cautioned him resident Jaime Alvarez in against joining the crowd the neck during the first that would race the bulls, run of this year’s San Fer- Alvarez said the energy in min festival in Pamplona, the streets of Pamplona an event immortalized by on the festival’s opening writer Ernest Hemingway day was too strong to re- nearly a century ago. sist. “The joy and the excite- The running of the bulls ment of being in the bull- — and a promise of nine ring quickly turned into days of seamless partying a scare, into real fear for — draws about 1 million my life,” Alvarez, 46, said spectators to the city of Monday at a regional hos- 200,000 every year. Many pital where he was recov- foreigners imagine follow- ering from surgery. ing the footsteps of Hem- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Doctors told Alvarez the ingway, who channeled Greek opposition New Democracy conservative party leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis, center, bull’s horn went deep into his experience in the 1926 walks with his wife, Mareva, right in Athens Monday. Mitsotakis was to be sworn in as his neck and fractured part novel “The Sun Also Rises.” Greece’s new prime minister after a resounding win over left-wing Alexis Tsipras, who led of a cheekbone. That it didn’t Hundreds of runners the country through the tumultuous final years of its international bailouts. hit the jugular vein or ma- with varying degrees of jor arteries was described to fitness and hours of sleep the injured patient as “be- race ahead of or next to the yond miraculous.” bulls charging through a Greece creditors say no changes Alvarez, who works as a cobblestone and barricad- public defender in Santa ed street course to Pam- Clara County, Calif., said plona’s bullring. Records in bailout terms for its new PM he realized how severely dating back to 1910 list 16 he’d been hurt during his deaths from the event. ATHENS, Greece (AP) — ment spending and, critics say, liament, a comfortable majority. encounter with the bull on Alvarez says he ran most Greece’s bailout creditors on stifled the country’s recovery. “The people gave us a strong Sunday morning when he of the 913-yard course Monday bluntly rejected calls Klaus Regling, head of the euro mandate to change Greece, and touched his neck and his ahead of the bulls. But by from the country’s new conserva- area rescue fund and lead Greek we will honor that commandment hand came away covered the time they entered the tive government to ease draconi- bailout creditor, said the high in full,” Mitsotakis said after his with blood. plaza at the end, the pack an budget conditions agreed as surplus target would remain a swearing-in ceremony. “We will “In the course of a of animals had caught up part of its rescue program. key condition. make the start today with hard few seconds, a million with him. Conservative party leader “It’s very hard to see how debt work, with full confidence in our thoughts came to my He said he climbed onto Kyriakos Mitsotakis was sworn sustainability can be achieved ability to respond to the circum- mind, and that of dy- a fence for safety and only in as Greece’s new prime minister without it,” he said. “The 3.5 per- stances.” ing was definitely one of returned to the arena to Monday, a day after his resound- cent surplus is a cornerstone of Hundreds of conservative sup- them,” he said. shoot a short video when ing election victory on campaign the program. It was a cornerstone porters braved the summer heat Once it appeared certain he thought that the dan- pledges to cut taxes and negoti- of the program from the begin- to greet him outside the prime he would live, the run-in ger had passed. ate new terms with international ning.” minister’s official residence, lenders. Mitsotakis, whose late father, chanting: “There his is! There he Euro area finance ministers Constantine Mitsotakis, was is! The Prime Minister!” meeting hours later in Brus- a conservative prime minister He replaced Alexis Tsipras, sels said key targets already in the early 1990s, has prom- whose left-wing Syriza party got agreed with Athens would not be ised to make Greece more busi- 31.5 percent of the vote. Tsipras changed. ness-friendly by lowering taxes became the latest in a series of “Commitments are commit- and cutting red tape. But his new Greek political leaders to suffer ments, and if we break them, government faces pressing finan- election defeat after implement- credibility is the first thing to fall cial challenges, including a na- ing tough policies prescribed by apart. That brings about a lack tional debt that exceeds 180 per- bailout creditors from the euro of confidence and investment,” cent of GDP and banks saddled area and International Monetary Mario Centeno, the Eurogroup 45 percent of their loans unpaid Fund since 2010. president, told reporters after the or in trouble. The extreme right Golden meeting. Analysts said Mitsotakis would Dawn party, the third largest in Greece ended its third consec- be able to pursue growth-friendly parliament at the height of the fi- utive international bailout last policies despite the bailout con- nancial crisis, failed to make the summer — programs that res- straints and financial challenges. 3 percent vote threshold needed cued the country’s euro member- “The main take-away is that to get seats in parliament. ship and staved off bankruptcy New Democracy’s government Mitsotakis’ new Cabinet will but also deepened poverty and will be the first one-party govern- rely heavily on experienced pol- unemployment as successive gov- ment in Greece after nearly ten iticians who served in previous ernments in Athens were forced years,” said Spyridoula Tzima, a conservative governments. The to make spending cuts in return senior financial analyst at Glob- finance minister will be Chris- for the rescue loans. al Sovereign Ratings. “Mitsotakis tos Staikouras, an engineer and As part of those agreements, (has) a strong mandate to imple- economist who previously served Greece has pledged to achieve ment his policy agenda.” as deputy minister. Nikos Dendi- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS government budget surpluses, In the election, Mitsotakis’ cen- as, the new foreign minister, held before debt costs, of 3.5 percent of ter-right New Democracy party previous Cabinet posts at the Jaime Alvarez from Santa Clara County, Calif., GDP for the coming years. That won 39.8 percent of the votes and ministries of public order, devel- sits in a hospital in Pamplona, northern Spain, condition has shackled govern- 158 seats in the 300-member par- opment, and defense. Monday after being gored by a bull Sunday at the San Fermin Festival. Iran breaches key uranium enrichment limit

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — weapon, something Iran On Sunday, Trump Iran on Monday began denies it wants but the warned that “Iran bet- enriching uranium to 4.5 deal prevented. While the ter be careful.” He didn’t percent, just breaking steps now taken by Iran elaborate on what actions the limit set by its nucle- remain quickly revers- the U.S. might consider ar deal with world pow- ible, Europe so far has but told reporters: “Iran’s ers, while it is still seek- struggled to respond. doing a lot of bad things.” ing a way for Europe to There are fears that Under the deal, Iran help it bypass U.S. sanc- a miscalculation in the has been closely moni- tions amid heightened crisis could explode into tored by inspectors from tensions between Tehran open conflict. President the IAEA, which on Mon- and Washington. Donald Trump, who with- day verified “that Iran is The acknowledgement drew the U.S. from the enriching uranium above by the spokesman of the nuclear deal over a year 3.67 percent.” The Vien- Atomic Energy Orga- ago and re-imposed crip- na-based agency did not nization of Iran to The pling economic sanctions specify how much beyond Associated Press shows on Iran, nearly bombed the threshold Iran has that the Islamic Repub- the country last month gone. lic trying to increase after Tehran shot down Enriched uranium at pressure on those still in a U.S. military surveil- the 3.67 percent level the 2015 nuclear deal. It lance drone. Even Chi- is enough for peaceful also comes just days af- na, engaged in delicate pursuits but is far be- ter Iran acknowledged trade negotiations with low weapons-grade lev- breaking the 300-kilo- the White House, openly els of 90 percent. At the gram (661-pound) limit criticized America’s poli- 4.5 percent level, it is on its low-enriched ura- cy toward Iran. enough to help power PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nium stockpile, another “What I want to empha- Iran’s Bushehr reactor, term of the accord. size is that the maximum the country’s only nucle- Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesman for Iran’s atomic agency, attends a The International pressure the U.S. imposes ar power plant. press briefing in Tehran. The deputy foreign minister says that his na- Atomic Energy Agency, on Iran is the root cause Behrouz Kamalvandi, a tion considers the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers to be a “valid the U.N.’s nuclear watch- of the crisis in the Irani- spokesman for Iran’s nu- document” and seeks its continuation. dog, confirmed that Iran an nuclear issue,” said clear agency, confirmed terview broadcast Mon- nuclear nonproliferation deal. surpassed the enrich- Geng Shuang, a Chinese the increased enrichment day that Iran might con- experts because 20 per- Foreign Ministry spokes­ ment threshold. Foreign Ministry spokes- to the AP. Experts warn that man. “It has been proven “At the moment our sider going to 20 percent cent is a short technical man Abbas Mousavi said higher enrichment and a that unilateral bullying enrichment is at around enrichment or higher as a step away from reaching Iran appreciated the ef- growing stockpile could has become a worsen- 4.5 percent,” Kamalvan- third step, if the material weapons-grade levels of forts of some nations to begin to narrow the one- ing tumor and is creat- di said. He did not elab- is needed and the coun- 90 percent. Kamalvan- save the deal, but offered year window Iran would ing more problems and orate. try still hasn’t gotten di also suggested using a jaded tone on whether need to have enough greater crises on a global Kamalvandi separately what it wants from Eu- new or more centrifuges, Tehran trusted anyone in material for an atomic scale.” hinted in a state TV in- rope. That would worry which are limited by the the negotiations. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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ASSOCIATED PRESS of superb performance,” On Friday, the Fed em- said Bill Northey, senior phasized that it would act Technology and health investment director at as necessary to sustain care companies drove U.S. U.S. Bank Wealth Man- the economic expansion, stocks to a lower finish agement. “And we’re on while noting that most Monday as the market fell the eve of the beginning Fed officials have low- for a second straight day of second quarter earn- ered their expectations for following a run of record ings season, so it’s simply the course of rates. The highs. an equity market taking Fed’s statement came in The selling came amid a breather between those its semiannual report on growing speculation on events.” monetary policy. Wall Street that an unex- The S&P 500 fell 14.46 Investors will be listen- pectedly strong pickup in points, or 0.5 percent, to ing closely for any hints on U.S. employment growth last month may keep the 2,975.95. The index is the central bank’s interest Federal Reserve from now about 0.7 percent be- rate policy on Wednes- aggressively cutting its low its all-time high set day and Thursday, when benchmark interest rate. Wednesday. Powell delivers the Fed’s Many investors still ex- The Dow Jones Indus- semi-annual monetary re- pect a cut of a quarter per- trial Average slid 115.98 port to Congress. centage point, but fewer points, or 0.4 percent, to “Looking to the Fed are now expecting a half- 26,806.14. The Nasdaq funds futures markets, point reduction. composite lost 63.41 points, you see the potential for The market rallied or 0.8 percent, to 8,098.38. one to two more additional through much of June af- The Russell 2000 index of rate cuts between now and ter the central bank sig- smaller company stocks year-end,” Northey said. naled that it’s prepared dropped 14.24 points, or “There’s a trajectory of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to lower interest rates 0.9 percent, to 1,561.39. easing that is likely to be to offset slowing global Major stock indexes in forthcoming, that is al- Trader Peter Tuchman works on the floor of the New York Stock Ex- growth and the fallout Europe also finished lower. ready reflected in capital change Monday. Stocks fell Monday amid growing speculation among from U.S. trade conflicts. The Fed’s benchmark markets and not likely to investors that unexpectedly strong U.S. employment data may keep the The benchmark S&P 500 interest rate currently change materially based Federal Reserve from aggressively cutting interest rates. index closed at record stands in a range of 2.25 on the testimony later this highs three days in a row percent to 2.5 percent and week.” erally low, and this could percent. Communication bonds and sectors seen last week before stum- the central bank has not Besides keeping an eye be the first time in three services companies also as less risky, including cut rates since the Great on the Fed and on any de- bling Friday following a years that S&P 500 compa- declined broadly. Google household goods makers Recession in 2008. velopments with the on- report that showed U.S. nies report a back-to-back parent Alphabet fell 1.4 and real estate. Conagra employers added a robust Last year, Fed officials going trade talks between decline in overall earnings, percent and TripAdvisor Brands gained 1.5 percent 224,000 jobs in June and raised rates four times, in the U.S. and China, inves- stoked uncertainty about part to stave off the risk of tors are looking ahead to according to FactSet. lost 4.3 percent. and AvalonBay Communi- the Fed’s next move on in- high inflation and in part the flood of earnings re- Technology and health Banks also declined. ties added 1.1 percent. terest rates. to try to ensure that they ports that companies are care stocks led the mar- Bank of New York Mellon Energy stocks rose along “We’re getting an equity would have room to cut set to begin releasing later ket’s slide Monday. Apple slid 3.4 percent. with the price of crude market that is taking a rates if the economy stum- this month. dropped 2.1 percent and Traders shifted mon- oil. Helmerich & Payne breather after five weeks bled. Expectations are gen- Cardinal Health slid 1.5 ey into U.S. government gained 1.1 percent. Federal grand jury investigating top GOP fundraiser

NEW YORK (AP) — A al gain and violated the Department investigate roles in GOP fundrais- federal grand jury in New Foreign Corrupt Practices whether Broidy “used ac- ing, including as finance York is investigating top Act, which makes it illegal cess to President Trump chairman of the Republi- Republican fundraiser for U.S. citizens to offer as a valuable enticement can National Committee Elliott Broidy, examin- foreign officials “anything to foreign officials who from 2006 to 2008 and vice ing whether he used his of value” to gain a busi- may be in a position to chair of the Trump Victory position as vice chair of ness advantage. Things advance Mr. Broidy’s busi- Committee in 2016. President Donald Trump’s of value in this case could ness interests abroad.” But there have been inaugural committee to have been an invitation to Brooklyn federal prosecu- problems along the way. In drum up business deals the January 2017 inau- tors and the president’s in- 2009, investigators looked with foreign leaders, ac- gural events or access to augural committee declined into the New York state cording to documents ob- Trump. to comment on the grand pension fund’s decision to tained by The Associated A statement released to jury proceedings, which are invest $250 million with Press and people familiar the AP by Broidy’s attor- secret. But two people famil- Broidy and found he had with the matter. neys said that at no point iar with the matter told the plied state officials with A wide-ranging subpoena did Broidy or his global se- AP that the committee has nearly $1 million in illegal the U.S. Attorney’s Office in curity firm Circinus have already complied with the gifts. Broidy pleaded guilty Brooklyn recently sent to a contract or exchange of subpoena, issued in April, to a felony but it was later Trump’s inaugural commit- money with “any Roma- and a third said the FBI has knocked down to a misde- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tee seeks records relating to nian government agency, interviewed at least one of meanor after he agreed to 20 individuals and business- proxy or agent.” It also Federal prosecutors have cast a wide net in Broidy’s business associates cooperate with prosecutors es. All have connections to said that while Circinus their investigation of top GOP fundraiser El- named in the subpoena. and pay back $18 million Broidy, his investment and did reach an agreement liott Broidy, probing his business dealings The people spoke to the in management fees. defense contracting firms, with Angola in 2016 there around the world as part of an inquiry into his AP on the condition of ano- Another scandal came and foreign officials he pur- was no connection whatso- efforts to cash in on his close connections to nymity because they were last year when Broidy sued deals with — including ever to the inauguration President Donald Trump. not authorized to discuss stepped down as deputy fi- the current president of An- or Broidy’s role on the in- the ongoing investigation. nance chair of the RNC af- gola and two politicians in augural committee. inquiry by Manhattan fed- It followed a request last Broidy, a 61-year-old ter reports that he agreed Romania. “Any implication to the eral prosecutors into the in- year by Democratic U.S. Los Angeles businessman, to pay $1.6 million as part Prosecutors appear to contrary is completely augural committee’s record Sens. Elizabeth Warren of made a fortune in invest- of a confidentiality agree- be investigating whether false,” the statement said. $107 million fundraising Massachusetts and Rich- ments before moving into ment to a former Playboy Broidy exploited his ac- The Brooklyn probe ap- and whether foreigners un- ard Blumenthal of Con- defense contracting and model with whom he had cess to Trump for person- pears to be distinct from an lawfully contributed. necticut that the Justice has played prominent an affair.

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